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Carpet Seams

May 10 2003 at 1:01 PM		George WIlls 
I have a commercial glue down to do on Monday. There are a couple of seams that are not real tight. I will note it to the owner before I begin on my pre-inspection form.
My question is this, when running the Cimex over these areas is it best to run the machile up the seal, across the seam or skip the seam, or am I just worrying to much about nothing? I am still learning the ropes of the Cimex. So far I love it and nothing beats it for commercial work!

 
 
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Rick Gelinas

Re: Carpet Seams

May 11 2003, 12:58 AM 

Be careful around loose seams. However if the seams are not wide open you can go over them. But like I said watch the seams carefully. A glue gun will mend the seams - quick and easy, if that's feasible for you.



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