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| I redid mine this past summer. I'm not in the business of doing it, nor would I volunteer, but I can give you some advice. https://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=12...
First make sure to clean everything off first if you do it yourself. I might even run a new coat of epoxy on to give a good clean surface.
Second: buy more carpet than you think you need, my brother does carpeting and helped me with the project; (read, I stood around and watched in awe as he did the work). I never thought of this but rather than just think how can I "tetris" this thing out of the carpet I have. He made sure the "nap" always ran in the same direction for all the pieces we applied.
Third: Have the proper carpet tools: Good glue, good knives, good carpet rollers, good stretchers
Fourth: Dry fit first, let the glue set up first, have good ventilation
If you follow those rules you can do it yourself.
Let me know if you have any questions. | |
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