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Step 4 · Re-secure Pulled Loops

Thread a carpet needle with a strong, color-matched thread. Carefully push the needle up through the carpet backing and into the base of a pulled or cut loop. Then, push the needle back down through the backing, anchoring the loop. Repeat this process, working methodically to secure all affected loops. If matching thread is unavailable, clear nylon thread can sometimes work.

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Step 4 · Re-secure Pulled Loops

Thread a carpet needle with a strong, color-matched thread. Carefully push the needle up through the carpet backing and into the base of a pulled or cut loop. Then, push the needle back down through the backing, anchoring the loop. Repeat this process, working methodically to secure all affected loops. If matching thread is unavailable, clear nylon thread can sometimes work.

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How to Fix a Snag or Pulled Loop in Carpet

Step 4 of 7·1.6 hr left

Assess the Damage
5 minutes1 items
Trim Excess Fibers
5 minutes1 items
Prepare the Carpet Backing
10 minutes1 items
4
Re-secure Pulled Loops
20 minutes1 items
5
Apply Carpet Adhesive
10 minutes1 items
6
Allow to Dry
60 minutes
7
Blend and Finish
5 minutes1 items
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