My turf has been installed for a bit over 2 years, I can see a seam on the grass starts to show little gaps, what should I do?
 | Mar 23, 2020 8:46 AM |
Seaming is one of the most important tasks for artificial grass installations which requires skills and experiences. Seam starts to separate is a sign of installation wasn’t done right. My suggestion is to reach out to your installer and have them fix it. For professionals such fix won’t be a difficult job, make sure you ask them to have their best seaming installer on your repair.
However, if you did the installation yourself and you need to fix it, you need to make sure follow the seaming instructions:
1. Use seaming tape
2. Use seaming glue
3. Use carpet stretcher
4. Use nails
You can find all of these materials on this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/catalog/supplies
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 | Tom Lambing I agree with Bill above, glue solved my issues |
 | Bill Picardi I think glue and nails would solve the problem |