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velcro blues

i have a board i made out of wood, its all really nice but i cant seem to get around this issue. the hook and loop strips of the Velcro stick together so damn hard that every time i try to move my pedals, either the patch underneath the pedal comes off or the whole strip on the board comes off:confused::atoz:

so in order to fix it i NAILED the strips of velcro into the wooden board but the other half of the issue remains. how do i make sure the velcro doesn't come off the pedals? i have been using the strongest glues i knew. should i take off the black plastic kinda covers at the bottom of boss pedals? anything you can recommend?

thanks
 
I had the same problem, and I came to the conclusion that I needed far less velcro on the bottom of the actual pedal than I had. I basically started out with the whole bottom of the pedal covered, but now I've got a few smaller strips on the bottom of each pedal and they hold just fine, while still releasing when necessary.
 
I had the same problem, and I came to the conclusion that I needed far less velcro on the bottom of the actual pedal than I had. I basically started out with the whole bottom of the pedal covered, but now I've got a few smaller strips on the bottom of each pedal and they hold just fine, while still releasing when necessary.

i thought of the same. so from two strips i went to one strip... but still its not under control. and the strip is less than a inch in width