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Seamer Down Now & Kool Glide Training with Mystery Host



"Seamer Down Now & Kool Glide Training with Mystery Host," in the Floorcovering Video Collection forum, begins: "Daris, I'm just poking fun at Roland!! No need to change the signature line!..."


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Old June 3, 2010, 08:20 AM   #16
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Daris, I'm just poking fun at Roland!!

No need to change the signature line!

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Old June 3, 2010, 11:14 AM   #17
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can't it won't let me, if "T" can do it go for it.

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Old June 3, 2010, 11:28 AM   #18
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very good lesson/video i noticed dude also rolled his seam as i still do

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Old June 3, 2010, 02:28 PM   #19
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Are you not supposed to roll seams? I always use my smooth roller and never have problems.

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Old June 3, 2010, 02:34 PM   #20
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Are you not supposed to roll seams? I always use my smooth roller and never have problems.
Yes they should be! Smooth roller with heat and you can use a star roller without heat or after seam is totally cool.

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Old June 3, 2010, 02:36 PM   #21
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Yeah, just making sure. I don't care how much weight you have, I still want that seam rolled by hand.

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Old June 3, 2010, 02:42 PM   #22
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Keep your eye on the tape guide

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Old June 3, 2010, 02:49 PM   #23
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Yes they should be! Smooth roller with heat and you can use a star roller without heat or after seam is totally cool.

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are we supposed to use a smooth roller on loop pile carpet now too? Last I heard was star for loop smooth for cut.

Only use the roller to make the seam flat, correct? It's not designed to replace weight? Something about distorting the hot seam if too much pressure is applied.

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Old June 3, 2010, 05:17 PM   #24
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i feel better about my installing techniques now... i do it exactly like roland did in the videos..

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Old June 3, 2010, 05:26 PM   #25
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i feel better about my installing techniques now... i do it exactly like roland did in the videos..
i have never done doing the seam tape sideways(against wall work) instead of the iron

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Old June 3, 2010, 05:31 PM   #26
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are we supposed to use a smooth roller on loop pile carpet now too? Last I heard was star for loop smooth for cut.

Only use the roller to make the seam flat, correct? It's not designed to replace weight? Something about distorting the hot seam if too much pressure is applied.
yes kinda, it also put's/spreads glue into the backing as it rolls, also meshes the two pieces together (cosmetics)....like a steam roller on the road.....

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Old June 3, 2010, 05:35 PM   #27
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I just never bought a smooth roller because when they told me (what, 15 years ago?) that star rollers would mess up cut pile carpet but I could just use my fingers I learned how to do it like that. I don't use a tray/weight/etc, I kneel on a piece of very clear maple plywood. My seams were weak when I weighed 185 but now at 210lbs they are very strong!

very interested in the SDN tho, and if a flat roller makes that work better then they can go along as a set.

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Old June 3, 2010, 05:37 PM   #28
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i have never done doing the seam tape sideways(against wall work) instead of the iron
Start doing it. It works great and I do it every time now. Although I had been putting the tape sideways on top of the other tape, not underneath like Roland. Is there any reason I should be puttin it under?

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Old June 3, 2010, 06:00 PM   #29
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which video and at about what time point?

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Old June 3, 2010, 06:22 PM   #30
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Start doing it. It works great and I do it every time now. Although I had been putting the tape sideways on top of the other tape, not underneath like Roland. Is there any reason I should be puttin it under?
dunno, on "t" seams i cut off the main enough to compensate/(the width of tape) fur the tape going from it. i do not overlap any tape. because the glue won't hold to the backing. just my thoughts/theory. since i've seen them come apart with it installed that way on pull ups............

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