Nylon carpet with iron scorch mark

[Shorty]

Here's the scenario.

Old nylon carpet that has faded badly.

Many areas that are dark blue, and various different shades, where furniture has been.

Most of the carpet though is a dirty grey looking colour.

The tenant dropped a teflon coated iron briefly on the carpet.

The fibres have not melted, but it has left a dirty brown imprint not unlike an elongated horse shoe.

Carpet from the wardrobe cannot be used as this is still a dark blue.

There are no donor pieces to be had.

How would you fix this problem :?:

Ooroo,

:roll:



:idea: NO !!!!! I don't have any photos.


Until next week when I fixit or ............................ :arrow:













don't.

 

[sweendogg]

How far has the mark imprinted the carpet? if not very far and the carpet is not all that great to begin with.. I pull out my magic wand. (napping shears) or pile carver and take off the top portion of browned out fiber.

 

[harryhides]

Ditto David's comments and once you've shaved off enough of the bunred fibers, rough it up a bit with a pumice stone to match the surrounding carpets level of fuzzyness and adjust the color with your solid dye sticks.