the velcrow dont want to stick to the utv what can i do
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If you apply the Velcro in cool or cold weather it doesn't stick very well, you can use a hair dryer to warm the area up where you apply it. I used a socket extension to rub across the velcro to make it stick better. If you run out of velcro or need a larger piece go to Walmart and buy a roll of it, that's what I will have to do if I put my top back on this winter as most of the old velcro came off.
149548
Try cooking oil or mineral oil. That usually makes that type of sticky material give up it's hold.
2179923
Recommend Vert. but will work horizontally, but try to keep as Vertical as possible.
641761
You need to cut it so that it won't be hanging down. Make sure that you leave a little extra, so incase you need to loosen it.
588752
You may try using some very strong double sided adhesive or industrial strength Velcro (R).
684576
Sorry, I can't help you there. Originally I thought I was supposed to use it around the back straps. But they're crossed anyway. Then I thought maybe if there was some way of keeping the straps crossed lower down, the pouch would stay up higher on the front. And the little velcro strap might do that. But it doesn't stay where I want it to be. So I never figured it out.
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I had that problem since the kayak was hanging from my garage ceiling and I couldn't get my car under it. I tied a knot in the middle of the strap and adjusted it accordingly. That worked perfectly.
556929
Wrap the velcro in the opposite direction. I've never had this problem with mine, but I had a friend who did. He was wrapping the velcro the wrong way.
511594
I secured mine with U-bolts and keep it on. But uf you just remove the bolts it will come right off
469856
There's a twist ring right behind the suction pad: Put the pad against the surface you want it to stick to, twist the ring until it clicks and you should be good to go.
1121248
I really have not had any problems with the velcro on mine. I would suggest that you Google the company to help with a contact number...
997253
I had the same problem after a few years. If you're handy and don't mind putting some effort into it you can scrape off the Velcro (and most if the adhesive )from the metal. Go to Home Depot or other hardware store with a sample of the piece you ripped off and you can find a close enough match that has a sticky backing. Cut it to size and stick it on. Good as new.... Sort of.
556928
Maybe spacing out the Velcro straps would help. Wrap them as tight as possible and tuck the straps under one another as tight as possible
537862
keep the piece small because the Velcro has a very tight grip and may pull the glue side loose rather than release the velco
450633
Secure it upright somewhere inside the RV, or in a storage compartment if there is enough clearance. I use bungee cords to tie it in place inside one of my storage compartments.
696723
You can undo the Velcro And let the sides hang open. It stays open very well like that.
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That's odd. You shouldn't have to twist it to velcro. Sounds like you may have received a bad one.