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New 2011 Nissan 370Z. Came with a carpeted trunk mat that was rolled tightly. I unrolled it but it had been rolled so tight that it wouldn't lay flat and a couple of corners curled up. I stretched it out on the kitchen floor and used some Pepsi refrigerator packs as weights and left it for 3 days. The mat lays pretty flat now except for one corner that still curls up. Any idea how I can get the carpet to lay flat and get rid of the curls?
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Re: Off The Wall Carpet Question
Velcro. get some from the store, ones with adhesive backings.
otherwise maybe iron the carpet and starch it. -
Re: Off The Wall Carpet Question
Might have to go the Velcro route. The carpet has a pretty stiff, thick backing and I'm not even sure Velcro will hold it down.Originally posted by weavers View PostComment
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Re: Off The Wall Carpet Question
Lay it face down on a tarp in the sun? Assuming the the underside is black..........uh,
It's October in Washington....never mind.
How about put it face down on the garage floor. Put a kids blow up pool on top. Run a hose from the water heater and fill up the pool. Weight + heat + time?????Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts.
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