Remove carpet seam sealer from carpet nap?

I would try scraping it off with the edge of a knife or you may want to contact the company to see if they have any advice.

Here's a post that might help https://www.robertsconsolidated.com/en/files/support/PDS_R5200_1_1.pdf

I would look on the company website for freequently asked questions or make contact with their customer service department for advice. I'm certain you're not the only person to have this problem.

Most businesses that install carpet have some sort of a remover for the glue or strip the glue is attached to for cleaning up messes. At least they did when I helped install carpet. Call one and ask.

Hi Yev. You could try heating the adhesive with a heat gun. Once it becomes pliable try to scrape the glue off with a putty knife. But, Yev, I agree with the others who said to contact the manufacturer. Their Quality Control Department might have the advice you're looking for. Good luck and best wishes.

Hi Yev, that must be so irritating after all your hard work. I agree with what everyone else has said. Give the manufacturer a call. They will be able to give you the best advice.

I agree with you about poster is call the manufacturer for the best practices. Hope you find the perfect remedy for your situation.

Hello,

If all else fails, Trim it with sharp Shears!

Hello Yev, you can try to heat it up with an iron, lay a cotton towel over the are you want to work on, press the iron onto the towel, lift the iron and check the progress under the towel , do more if needed and move along to the next section. You will likely have to toss the towels in the garbage, but it should help you a bit or alot I hope.

Try using a hair dryer to soften it up and then you could wipe it clean. I would not use an iron as you will flatten the nap.

I would contact the manufacturer and see what they say so you don't risk further damage.

I would reach out to the manufacturer for exact advice on this as you don’t want to damage all the hard work you just put in.