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Removing Carpet #14108815 08/26/21 01:10 PM
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I have a 1990 with original carpet. It is time to replace it. What am I about to get into when removing this old carpet? Any special tools required to help ease the task? Anything to watch out for when doing this? Any help is appreciated.
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Re: Removing Carpet [Re: TxRanger1] #14109003 08/26/21 03:11 PM
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I bought a stiff putty knife and used a grinder and sharpened it one sided. I used it as a scraper and it worked great. Then I used a disk sander to clean up.

Re: Removing Carpet [Re: TxRanger1] #14109165 08/26/21 04:41 PM
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A hot water pressure washer may just take that old adhesive off, or the majority of it. Every little bit helps. Lol

Re: Removing Carpet [Re: TxRanger1] #14109365 08/26/21 06:44 PM
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Both of the above are just about all that should be needed.


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Re: Removing Carpet [Re: TxRanger1] #14109918 08/27/21 01:23 AM
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I have an 80 Ranger (had original carpet)I just recarpeted this spring.I just grabbed the corners and pulled,actually it came up easily.Then I just power washed to remove dirt and grime.Some of the old glue did not come up but it doesn't seem to have mattered,new carpet looks great and stayed down.


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Re: Removing Carpet [Re: Whistlebritches] #14111238 08/28/21 10:31 AM
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I'll bet it comes off pretty easy. My 98 did. I used one of those real soft flap disc sanding wheels on my grinder to remove the remaining adhesive, worked great.


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