07-17-2013, 08:27 AM
It also depends on the glue stick used. If it is a low-temperature glue stick, you might be able to use heat to soften it and pull it out if the melting point/softening point is less than the carpet fibers. A hot-knife and a good hot-melt glue gun are nice little tools to have. I use glue sticks to repair seams and fraying in commercial carpeting along with a carpet seam roller. It works very well and although it creates a strong adhesion and stops fraying, it does not melt the fiber.
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Robert Balliot
President
Hoss Home Care, LLC
http://hosshomecare.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/robertballiot
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