If this is a question about Yesterdays home talk project we covering a kitchen mat, the poster on that project used a spray glue. They come in a aerosol can and are at the craft store or Walmart.
You'd probably need to have a flat rug, rather than a shag-type rug or fluffy bathmat, but if you had a textured mat, you could probably shave it down first.
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If this is a question about Yesterdays home talk project we covering a kitchen mat, the poster on that project used a spray glue. They come in a aerosol can and are at the craft store or Walmart.
Here's a good tutorial: http://the2seasons.com/2013/04/23/my-rugs-metamorphosis/#_a5y_p=3917275
You'd probably need to have a flat rug, rather than a shag-type rug or fluffy bathmat, but if you had a textured mat, you could probably shave it down first.
Spray adhesive would be the best choice.
Use a spray adhesive for this project.
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Hi Marnie: You can use a spray on adhesive to secure the new fabric.
Hi Marnie, hope this helps you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQKjnPSuFK0