How to remove nüCamp’s Velcro for the seat cushions

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This discussion was created from comments split from: Looking For Strong Adhesive For Walls.

AnOldUR

Off topic, but I wish nuCamp would read this thread. The Velcro strips they use to hold up the seat cushions are all but impossible to remove without damaging the wall. Between the adhesive and the staples it’s a lost cause. Anyone find a good way to do this?

William_Keever

I totally agree. I want to get rid of those as well. Hopefully someone can offer some good ideas. 

Verna

I ignored them in my 2014 T@B S Max. They are on the wall to stay, and I had better things to do than to worry about them....camping, site seeing, friends, campfires,, etc. 

Dalehelman

I had no problem removing them on 2015. Maybe they are using a different adhesive. Removing the staples will leave small holes. Try using a hair dryer to soften the adhesive for an easier release.

PNWtabber

Still learning my way around my T@B 320, this year, I am going to try leaving the "rear" bed made up and leave those side cushions at home.  I'm not ready to remove the velcro, but was trying to think of a creative or decorative way to cover the velcro when the cushions are not in the trailer.  Any thoughts?

falcon1970

To make the velcro "inoperable" get a strip of velcro the same size and mate the opposite side to the velcro stuck on the trailer.  The velcro will still be there if you want it in the future but it wont "grab the seat cushions. Use the other side of the velcro you bought on the seat cushions themselves.

Sharon_is_SAM

@PNWtabber - I would find a favorite camp postcard, frame it with a picture mat and glue the other side of a piece of velcro to the back.  Instant decor and you preserve the velcro to use later with the cushion.