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Tutorial Getting patches to stick on ceiling

I use quilting "T" pins or add additional Velcro with the T pins for large/unusual shaped patches. That way, it's still removable and helps prevent sagging from extreme cold/heat.
 
I use quilting "T" pins or add additional Velcro with the T pins for large/unusual shaped patches. That way, it's still removable and helps prevent sagging from extreme cold/heat.
Do you have any photos of the pin system? Sounds interesting.
 
Great video! I do the same with my patches, but I do more of a slight twist and shout starting on one end of the patch to the other.
 
I gave up and just pinned some velcro strips on the ceiling with t-pins. They are never falling down now!
 
The “wiggle trick” worked for me, until I got so many patches that I had to start putting them in the back seat area. It seems the tighter the headliner material is stretched, the less likely the “wiggle trick” is to work. I am going to have to try the t-pins.
 
I use 3M Double sided tape and it works well, also the wiggle trick works pretty good.
 
no patches on the ceiling for me. I put mine on my hat and switch them out when I feel I need a change. but mine are more..... inappropriate.
 
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