[Mike Halliday]

******posted eddited to resize photos****

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quns2SlJYBs

[JandS]

What did you clean it with Mike and what did you
do to the edges after cutting off fringe.
Looks really good.

John

[Mike Halliday]

sorry they are too big i will try and resize them...

powerwashed them and then rotory scrubbed them powerwashed again

cut off fringe then had a  leather trim stitched to secure the cut edge

if you look there was  a big poo in ther middle

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

I wuite often take rugs to a place where they take the fringes off and whip the edge. 30p per foot for whipping andI usually charge about £2 per foot to the client.

Rog

[Jim_77]

Hold on, just popping out to buy a bigger monitor....

[mike roberts]

Hold on, just popping out to buy a bigger monitor....

  How big was the camera 

[garyfindlay]

mike, how do you dry the rugs?

[Colin Day]

Cracking work fella....

[Mike Halliday]

gary I used the T/m to vac out as much as possible then hung it over a set of ladders in the unit.

 I fired 3 airmovers at it and i it was dry the next day

[Jim_77]

Trying to work on my rug ID skills a bit lately... I'm going out on a limb and saying Sino-Persian Kashan

[Jim_77]

For christs sake Mike, swap the photos in your post for these ones!!!

[mark_roberts]

Is is polyp?

Mark

[Ricky M]

Mike why didnt you re-fringe it ?

[Mike Halliday]

it was a wool rug, I didn't re fringe it  for 2 reasons, the client didn't want fringes she had other rugs and though the tassels always looked messy and secondly after we couldn't get it whipped  the easiest answer was to do the leather trimming our selves

[Jim_77]

I think any customer would be over the moon with that restoration job