Glue Carpet To Carpet

Use a board to flatten the carpet and push it to the wall.

Glue carpet to carpet.

It secures most commercial carpet with rigid backings including closed cell backings. This will help to dry up and loosen the glue from your carpet. Pour a little white vinegar onto a paper towel or a soft cloth and gently dab it onto the affected area of carpet taking care not to press the glue into your carpet more deeply. Return to the beginning spot.

Seal the seam between two pieces of carpet using a seam sealer. Spread a thin smooth layer of the adhesive. Pull the carpet back into position and smooth it out until there are no wrinkles. The roberts 3095 superior carpet adhesive is designed the roberts 3095 superior carpet adhesive is designed for the most demanding carpet installations.

After you have sufficiently covered the space with white vinegar allow it to set for 20 minutes. Lift the edge of one piece of the carpet gently and squeeze a 1 8 inch bead of the sealer along the upper edge of the backing. The high solids high tack formulation grants a persistent bond. The area covered by glue should be between 12 and 16 inches in length.

Glue down the beginning edge. Pull back the carpet from the wall to the first glued area.