Fortunately (for once) I have both: contact cement & Super 90 adhesive! Used it to tidy up the under hood liner before it completely separated from itself. Still holding fast.If I were still working in the install bay and had access to carpet glue like I use to(or your upholsterer should have) it would have been a quick fix. I would cut a small square out and put glue on one side, then put a little glue on the back of the carpet and let it set up till it was tachy like a contact cement and press the two together to let the glue set. Maybe put a brick on top of it for a few minutes but after that all you should need to do is put a new hole in the new piece and then install the hook again. Today with no access to the carpet glue I would probably substitute a super 90 contact adhesive.
Yes.Pull back carpet.
Spray the Super 90 on underside, let set up.
Attach carpet swatch face up(ie, black carpet side) face up??
Hey, it is still an option and if other suggestions fail, I will surely try it. Thanks again!It would be flat and strong enough of a base to hold the hook under the carpet without coming through the hole as it would be a bigger base.
I hadn’t refreshed the page and thought someone was actually questioning how it would work. I think I’ll go make another cup of coffee…Hey, it is still an option and if other suggestions fail, I will surely try it. Thanks again!
Oh man, Don’t do me like that! Speak your peace…