BOSS pedal tip to SAVE YOUR BACK PLATE

We've all seen it - you finally track down that hard-to-find classic BOSS pedal from the 1980s, you know the one. Made in Japan, silver screw, the whole nine yards. Then it arrives and you discover the back plate is all chewed up because some previous owner HAD to put velcro on it and then left it there for decades to melt and decay. Now that once beautiful rubber slab is a gooey, sticky mess and the label is wrecked!
Here's how you make sure you are NEVER ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE! Save the future of your pedals for less than $10 and two minutes of your life!
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[@ZachariahConnor]

Nice! I’ve been flipping my backplates over and putting the rubber against the plastic backing

[@chiba131]

Not a bad idea, but in some pedals doing this can push against the circuit board, which could damage components on the other side.