will it help glue small carpet strips to my concrete floor?
1612075
Probably temporarily but I'd go with something like Elmer's pro bond. It's really strong.
450465
Yes, I used it to glue vinyl weatherstrip to a cement floor, very good bond. It should work well for rubber, vinyl, plastic etc. be sure you use the poly and not the standard liquid nails.
2228511
yea should work if your attatching carpet base to plastic spray both sides and apply them to each other as fast as you can for the best bond.
1497828
Can glue down tackstrip onto concrete but recomend coue nails to back it up.... Any door transition..wood ,metal.rubber.. Also Carpet upholstery ...stairs etc.
1509503
Yes. I used it to glue the sole of a shoe, later took the shoe to the shoe repair shop,when I picked the shoe up, he said he had to sand the glue I had used, it took a while for him to remove it.
772569
Yes, I use it on Flor carpet tiles and it works well. However Flor carpets are not as squishy as traditional home carpet.
1749910
I don't think the adhesive would stick to carpet. I would recommend running the wire to the edge of the carpet and tucking it in rather than having the wire mold. Maybe covering the wire with an area rug would work too.
1376619
It will work on carpet, just remember the product is way smaller than pictured, though.
1203294
It certainly would if your thickness is no greater than 3/8" . This staple is an excellent staple for "low profile" flooring installations
60868
I have doubts this will work. The adhesive likely isn't designed for that, and the ground wouldn't be clean enough or smooth enough for the adhesive to get a good grip. Try a glue type compound instead, like the stuff they use to stick down road reflectors, or road turtles.I use mine inside, on a flat, clean concrete floor, and it works perfectly. I have two, one for each vehicle. My kids kick them and stand on them, and they don't budge.
782988
I think so, I used it to put down some plastic floor coverings and it has held up. It seems to stick well.
816653
It might but I haven't used mine for that. You might consider buying, renting or borrowing a flooring nailer/stapler; there are cheap ones for about the same price. I bought this stapler to install 1X6 pine t&g; carsiding to wall and ceiling framing with 2" staples and 1/2" wainscoting to wall furring with 1 1/2" staples.
1395515
I use it for chiseling stucco and concrete floors and it does a great job it also works well on tile floors I would say it works good on 3-4 inch concrete projects I don't think this would work on tearing up a whole concrete floor hope this helps
435409
As Jay C. Pohl said, "On a wooden subfloor." I would add that this stapler is lightweight and you would need to put significant pressure on the top so the staples shoot into the wood fully. Personally, I wouldn't recommend stapling down carpet. That's what tack-strips are for.
1760558
Yes it's exactly for that. I ground epoxy adhesive in 1 room & thinset in another. It'll make short work of concrete paint too.
2107539
In my opinion, you will want a larger piece, OR you will want to cut multiple strips.. this tape isn't very wide. It will keep the carpet tacked down in place, but the first time someone kicks up a corner, it will definitely come loose. The adhesive just isn't that strong... it may stick pretty good on your (clean) hard wood, but it won't stick that well to the underside of the carpet. If you want to use velcro for this job, you'll want larger pieces of velcro, ideally with a much more durable glue. Several projects I have accomplished with this tape have failed... and I even hot glue gunned the velcro to one of my pieces. That's my experience... good luck. Mark
1633596
Sure it should, as long as you are using a tool bit designed for concrete. The tool itself appears to be powerful, from my experience.