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Depending on the size of your synthetic lawn, you’re likely to have to join two sections of Quickgrass artificial grass together. This video takes you through cutting the artificial grass, preparing the join, and connecting two pieces together using Quickgrass joining tape.

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0:08 as you can see on here where he’s cut
0:11 back
0:12 i see there look
0:13 so he’s got as close as he can
0:15 to that stitch line
0:17 so when he brings his piece of grass off
0:20 [Music]
0:22 nice one piece there
0:24 so you can see and have a look on there
0:25 so you’ve got the latex the manufacturer
0:28 side is here so you’ve got the
0:29 manufacturer’s side
0:31 and as soon as you follow it up
0:33 this all goes in and out
0:35 whereas on
0:37 on this side
0:38 here
0:40 this is where he’s cut back so you got a
0:42 nice straight edge
0:43 so cut back the stitch lines
0:46 so you can see on here
0:48 all the way along
0:50 so we’re going to bring those two pieces
0:51 together now
1:03 so this is the joining so it’s green
1:05 side down
1:07 joining tape that’s been slipped
1:10 there on top of the you can see the
1:11 granular grit stone
1:14 you can see the joining tight
1:16 you can see the edge quick grass edge
1:19 you can see how the whole thing comes
1:20 together
1:29 so the tape they did all the
1:31 tiny bits of
1:33 intricacy beforehand
1:35 now they’re getting ready to to join it
1:37 through
1:48 so each tube of glue
1:50 will do a three meter joint
1:55 okay so just got his second tube out now
1:58 and just put that into the mastic gun
2:02 and you’ll see yeah you got about a five
2:05 five mil ten mill
2:09 section coming out there across the
2:10 grass
2:17 and then what you’ll notice
2:20 the guys now that you’ve got what we
2:22 call an inner and outer so the piece is
2:23 bringing down now
2:25 as you see the blade is
2:28 facing
2:29 towards the guy so you can see the blade
2:32 it’s facing outwards
2:33 so when the spring comes over it sits on
2:36 top
2:38 and it sort of knits
2:40 it knits into it you can see how
2:42 how nice
2:43 it fits in
2:45 so the pre
2:46 they’ve pre-cut it
2:49 two stitch lines
2:51 they’ve given themselves three or four
2:53 mil gap
2:56 and now they’re just putting a bit of
2:57 downward pressure
2:59 just to get that glue
3:02 and the glue takes
3:04 three or four hours to fully cure
3:07 so what you don’t want to be doing is
3:08 coming back in a half an hour or so and
3:10 trying to lift it back up again to see
3:12 to have a look at it so you know once
3:14 this is in position and put down
3:20 and then straight away you’ve got the
3:23 staple gun
3:27 secured straight away into the frame
3:32 and then just give it a little bit of a
3:33 brush up
3:35 and that stops the yarns sticking
3:37 underneath the staples
3:47 um
4:02 so you can see from this side there
4:04 they’ve glued it now it’s just gonna go
4:07 off now but once that’s all power
4:08 brushed in that will blend in
4:11 to the other side so you won’t see that
4:13 at all
4:14 so you can see where we’re
4:17 cutting in
4:18 because it says using the edge of the
4:20 the decking
4:21 cutting across
4:30 I couldn’t stay put it all in position
4:32 it’s not going to move because
4:33 everything’s everything’s stapled in
4:36 [Music]
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