Make it stick! Patches...

[Deleted User 38384]

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I've get rid of the mopar headliner and replace it with the cover king one. All the velcros are sticking to it.

 

[Deleted User 38384]

You know I was thinking about it, I have a magnet that my mom got me when I was 2 years old, I'm 37 years old now and the magnet still works just fine. I don't have any Velcro that's older than 10 years. Shit I don't have any velcro that's older than 2 years!

That's the problem with Velcro, you can only stick it and unstick it so many times before it becomes useless. I understand magnets are not a better option in a vehicle that bumps around, why not just get hiking staff plaques? And when that one gets filled up, get you a second one. And when that one fills up, get you a third one and leave one at home.

I have an old hiking staff with plaques from all over the place that I've had for about 15 years now. If you treat the wood right, you won't have any issues with it falling apart for decades. Realistically speaking my hiking staff will probably last longer than my Jeep.

Just thinkin out loud here, don't mind me.

 

[Chrisbayridge1]

I have a new 2-door RubiX.
It has OEM headliners. I have tried sticking patches to them with velcro, but they absolutely will not stick to the headliner. Im wondering if the material is different than the non-OEM brands where people are successful with this?
Anyways, those of you with the OEM headliners and are adding patches, how are you making them stick? I don't want to ruin the fabric - but I have tried pretty hard to force the stick to no avail.

This is my only solution for now. Velcro strips along the white part.

The Brad from Trai Recon would know, he's got all the NP patches ?

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