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**nestlekwik** · 01-17-2003, 09:42 PM

Yeah, the plywood/velcro combo is decent, but there are better mods. I just went the cheap way; $3 for double-sided velcro and a free sqare of plywood I found in dad's shed. Just try to make sure you don't put the velcro underneath any of the buttons; the extra bump can make stepping uncomfortable, it can sometimes not register the step and if someone pulls the pad up you risk the chance of tearing the soft pads. Some people even use the spiked plastic that go on carpeting for computer chairs and shrinkwrap the pad onto it. That's a pretty decent mod if you can afford to spend a few bucks; you'd really have to be tearing it up to get the plastic to move.

01-17-2003, 09:42 PM	#5
nestlekwik Retired Staff Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Nestlekwikland, Ohio Age: 44 Posts: 2,317	Yeah, the plywood/velcro combo is decent, but there are better mods. I just went the cheap way; $3 for double-sided velcro and a free sqare of plywood I found in dad's shed. Just try to make sure you don't put the velcro underneath any of the buttons; the extra bump can make stepping uncomfortable, it can sometimes not register the step and if someone pulls the pad up you risk the chance of tearing the soft pads. Some people even use the spiked plastic that go on carpeting for computer chairs and shrinkwrap the pad onto it. That's a pretty decent mod if you can afford to spend a few bucks; you'd really have to be tearing it up to get the plastic to move.