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Old 11-24-2012, 10:38 AM
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1960 F100 Carpet edge?

Anyone have a remedy for carpet ends pulling up at the edge of the step? I have searched the internet for scuff plates or something that cover the edge of carpets without any luck. I assume it will need to be fabricated. Any ideas?
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Carpet? Oh, the stuff you put on the floor! I get it! Still don't have any in mine!

Are you thinking of cutting out two pieces and welding them together at the corner?
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I've seen pictures of these that I think are custom made.. I'll have to find some pictures.
But yes, if I could get the right bend to work around the step..
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I have considered this also. If you figure this out please share your work.
I've thought about a cheap stretcher/shrinker from Harbor Fright and using a piece of light gage stainless steel angle. But have never played with stretcher/shrinker.
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Click the image to open in full size. Something like this. Don't need to be fancy but I see these in custom cabs and wonder if anyone knows how or who makes them..
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