Pedalboard Velcro
Pedals Pedalboard does not stick to?
It's an odd question ... but I'll build a pedal using a base material plate Diamond board, and uses as its method of attaching velcro pedal. The problem is the velcro is so strong that it is the glue peels off from the back of my pedals. If I can not move, I might as well stick them in place. Is what I can do to solve this problem? Perhaps a method for strengthening the grip on the pedal, or a completely different method? Thank you!
Yeah, if you want to be able to paste the pedals everywhere, Velcro is your best option. You can try small patches of Velcro - it will not pedal as hard, but it will be easier to tear at the end of the day. Also, try to get a Velcro strap that comes in long strips, and the wind a long strip all the way around the pedal. In this way, the velcro on the pedals is held by the power of a seam over the entire surface of the pedal, not just the bottom of it (down, you have velcro on the sides and top of the pedal, then maybe your pants cuffs will stick - be careful;) I should think that the diamond plate is Steel - maybe you could try magnets? Former speakers or old hard drives have powerful magnets in them you could try. Other than going with panel perforated or something that you can screw the pedals, those are my ideas.