Repair Loose Carpeting in a Car or Truck
So despite being a generally cool cat, I have to admit a patch of loose carpet has gotten the best of me a time or two. And it was while reeling through space after catching my shoe on a piece of uprooted upholstery that I had an epiphany: the ColdHeat Freestyle Glue Gun.
I'd seen the infomercials and thought a cordless glue gun sounded like a cool idea, but couldn't really justify buying something for which I had no use. After all, my daily duct tape application seemed to have been doing the trick, and my son's used chewing gum wasn't a bad sealant either. But during that direct nose-dive into the carpet, it all became painfully clear: I did have a need for the ColdHeat glue gun, and I was going to get one!
The rest is history, and I would recommend a ColdHeat glue gun to anyone who's ever had an up-close encounter with loose carpet. Funny as it sounds; loose carpet goes from being a daily frustration to downright dangerous. Whether preventing a bruised ego or permanent injuries, I consider the ColdHeat glue gun is a sound investment. In fact, I like the tool so much I bought two: one to keep in my tool box in the garage for home repair, and one to keep in my glove compartment to repair the carpet in my truck. Because at the end of the day, I like the look of my carpet, but not the taste. Get your ColdHeat glue gun here at www.coldheat.com.
