how to fix pcb on enclosure

[copachino]

hi, i have seen many of you that dont use on board pots, but, somehow on the photos, the pcb looks fixed, i have a project that always give issues, the pcb always move around, and some times the fx stop working because come cap shot a pot, or something happens, there, but its a pain in the ass, what can i do to fix my pcb??

[Morgan]

  This stuff works great. Just coat the back of the pcb with it and stick it to the back of the pots or the enclosure.

http://www.amazon.com/Scotch-Exterior-Mounting-1-Inch-60-Inch/dp/B00004Z4BV

[copachino]

i got some of that, i have never tried it before for pedals jeje, i use it to put small mirrors, i will see its that work fine for me then jejeje thanks, i think many of you hate me for posting everytime such a noobs things... sorry for that

[culturejam]

Yes, I can confirm the double-sided tape works quite well.

[GermanCdn]

+1 for double sided tape.

Adhesive back velcro would also work, and gives you the added advantage of being able to reposition it.

[flanagan0718]

I use double sided tape also

[davent]

I like aluminum standoffs JB Welded to the enclosure so my layouts have space for the standoffs. Otherwise 3M double sided tape for auto trim.

[rullywowr]

I try not to use tape when I can, but sometimes it can't be avoided.  The 3M tape works great.  I have also used these in the past with good results (Self Adhesive PCB Standoffs):

[pickdropper]

Yep, 3M VHB is highly  recommended if you have to use double sided tape.

They have different formulations to match various substrates.  McMaster Carr has a large selection of it.

[copachino]

in favt i have the 3M double sided tape, im gonna try when i get home

[alanp]

i think many of you hate me for posting everytime such a noobs things... sorry for that

As long as you're willing to learn, people here are willing to help you learn

Plus there tends to be, for every poster, a bunch more lurkers with the same problem.

[pickdropper]

i think many of you hate me for posting everytime such a noobs things... sorry for that

As long as you're willing to learn, people here are willing to help you learn

Plus there tends to be, for every poster, a bunch more lurkers with the same problem.

Agreed.  We all had to start somewhere.