InstabindDo-It-Yourself Carpet Binding - Turn Carpet Scraps into Area Rugs Fast - Sold in 5 ft Sections (Wheat)

I made two runners out of carpet scraps. One 5' long and the other 17' long. The project was pretty easy, looks great and is holding up well. I'd recommend it. The company was great too. They mailed me samples of the colors I requested so I could make an informed decision.

I bought a roll of carpet runner from Lowe’s to redo my staircase. With the leftover runner I made a hallway rug and doormat using this product to finish off the ends. Not an exact match on the color, however, you don’t notice the difference once it’s on the floor. Using a glue gun is a must as you can rub the carpet piling onto the glue to hide imperfections. I would highly recommend this product!

To date it looks good and is holding up good.

The media could not be loaded. I had to cut an edge off an 8 foot rug for the dining room and I didn’t want the edge to stay cut and frayed. I took the whole rug to a local carpet store and it was going to be $185 to just remove about 10 inches off of one side and bind it. They had a policy where you had to pay to get the rug cleaned before they would do the binding. Anyway, for 25 bucks I bought 10 feet of this stuff and got a admit it worked out pretty well. It doesn’t look perfect and it was hard to get the exact color match but if you just need a basic edge so your rug or carpet doesn’t fall apart, this is a fantastic product. Use a sharp new utility knife. I think we used a glue gun from the dollar store.

The adhesive on the tape portion is trap. It came loose after one week. Be prepared to buy some quality double sided tape to salvage your installion. Better yet install from the get go with Good double sided tape so you don't have to fix it later.

Works great!

It was easy to follow instructions. Enjoyed finished product appearance

It was easy fix and work great