Just what I was looking for!! A way to put velcro on without losing the original label on the pedal. Can't count on two hands how many times I just said' Screw it! I'll never sell this thing" and years later lost at least $20 because trying to resell just because the bottom label was torn off or completely off a "In Mint Condition" pedal lol You should put that in the video title "Or preserve the original label(s)" 😁 Thanks a bunch!
It has for me with surprising effectiveness. If you keep moving pedals on and off the board then I'm guessing that would strain it a bit. The good thing about this method is that you can always do it again (more tape and more velcro) with no damage to the pedal. If I made this video again I would use a heat gun instead of an iron.
Just what I was looking for!! A way to put velcro on without losing the original label on the pedal. Can't count on two hands how many times I just said' Screw it! I'll never sell this thing" and years later lost at least $20 because trying to resell just because the bottom label was torn off or completely off a "In Mint Condition" pedal lol You should put that in the video title "Or preserve the original label(s)" 😁 Thanks a bunch!
This seems a very clever way. Gone try it tomorrow.
How did it go?
Does the painters tape stay stuck to the pedal?
It has for me with surprising effectiveness. If you keep moving pedals on and off the board then I'm guessing that would strain it a bit. The good thing about this method is that you can always do it again (more tape and more velcro) with no damage to the pedal.
If I made this video again I would use a heat gun instead of an iron.
@@mtjguitars Dig it. Thanks man!
velcro on pedals is soooo like 1960. get a non-velcro board