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O(n)T - stopping edge of carpet from fraying
Dave Plowman wrote:
PeterC wrote: I've some new carpet to fit in the hallway. In the old days it would be stitched There are still people locally who will do 'whipping' of the edges, priced about £4/metre. |
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O(n)T - stopping edge of carpet from fraying
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:28:39 +0100, Andy Burns wrote:
Dave Plowman wrote: PeterC wrote: I've some new carpet to fit in the hallway. In the old days it would be stitched There are still people locally who will do 'whipping' of the edges, priced about £4/metre. It needs cutting to size then taking to the, er, whipper, of course. Seems that exterior PVA wood glue is OK - tried about a foot of an offcut and it's OK. I put it on with the integral spreader and evened it out and worked it in with a flat fitch brush. Not too 'crisp' and seems to hold the loose bits in place. -- Peter. The gods will stay away whilst religions hold sway |
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