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My uncle in Phoenix swore by using a 12-inch seam roller for everything, but it cost me a job.
He said a bigger roller meant less work and a better bond, so I used it on a tight staircase job in a Scottsdale condo. The client complained about visible seam marks on the short nap berber, and the builder called in someone else to fix it. Has anyone else had a tool recommendation backfire on a specific carpet type?
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mark_anderson6mo ago
Short nap berber" is the key detail there. That stuff shows every little thing. A big roller on a low, tight pile like that is just asking for trouble.
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williams.sage6mo ago
So what's the best way to clean it then?
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jennifer3586mo ago
Ugh, you're totally right about that. Those big rollers just push dirt around and leave streaks on short berber. A good vacuum with a brush head is the only thing that really gets down in there.
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