Patching barber carpet on step

>>1120224
Get rid of the carpet and live like a clean sane person I stead.

>>1120224

Re & re...as in remove and replace...

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>>1120224

>barber carpet

>>1120224
>skin dog
>use pelt to repair carpet
solve two problems?

>carpet
why soany people buy? if any thing yoi should get rug ay mpst. floorboards, like, concretr, resin, epoxy, not carpet

You cant pathc the corner and make it look good youre going to have to recover the whole tred

>>1120396
Carpet is cheap and OP clearly rents. Landlords use the cheapest shit they can find.

>>1120475
nothing saiys he rents. maybe a he live sin detroit and cant pay for a nieco ojouse

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>>1120466
I dare to disagree... To make it look nice you gotta remove the damaged area completely (remove all the stuff on the stair after the red line) then cut a piece of matching carpet out with the shape and size of the diagram. After that, stick it on without gluing and try and line everything up straight and cut the excess, then when everything looks good hot glue that bitch on and no one will know. Hardest part is getting carpet that matches, But you can grab a piece from a closet and take it to home depot to compare...

>>1120488
As for any discolorations caused by the new carpet next to the old one, spill some slightly brewed tea and before it dries mop it up with a towel and it'll kinda even out the color. rinse and repeat till desired effect has been achieved.

>>1120488
You expect a diyer to cut a clean seam on a peice of carpet stapled the stairs. And hot glue not staple the repair piece. You just neet a 2 by 5 foot piece of carpet max to replace the tred and have it not look like shit if youre going to pick up carpet to replace it anyways dont be retarded and patch the tred just replace it. Run your utility blade along the seam between the tred and riser put a few staples in just above the seam to make sure it stays put rub the head of your carpet stapler back and forth to work it down to the backing so you cant see dimples from the staples. Pull of old carpet. With pliers and pound down old staples. Now replce carpet intead of doing a repair that would take forever and look bad even if a pro did it