What is the Difference Between Access Replacement Velcro Strips # A30474 and # A60270

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Would like to know the difference in tonneau cover part number ...A60270 and A30474...? Does the A60270 have an adhesive backing as well as the screws to keep it in place ?

asked by: Steve H

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The only difference between the Access Replacement Velcro Strips # A30474 and # A60270 is that A30474 is 1-1/2 inches wide and A60270 is only 1 inch wide. They are both 17 feet long and come with the 4 screws to help keep them in place.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

Replacement Velcro strip #A60270 does not have an adhesive back. It fits into a channel on the side rails on Access Tonnosport and Vanish tonneau covers. If you can tell me which tonneau cover model you have I can determine if we have the replacement…

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Answer 2

I'm going to need you to measure the width of the Velcro strip of your Access tonneau cover. If the width his 1-1/2 inch you'd need the part #A30474, if it's 1 inch you'd want the part #A60270, or 1-1/4 inch part #A20790.

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Answer 3

I went out to our warehouse to take a look at the Access Replacement Adhesive Velcro Strip #A20790 referenced in your question. The velcro strip itself measures 1-1/4 inches wide and not 1 inch. The adhesive strip is wider. For a 1 inch wide Access…

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It sounds like you are needing to replace the velco strip that is used for your older style tonneau cover. I recommend taking a look at the Access Replacement Velcro Strip #A60270, which measures exactly 1 inch wide. This is designed for Access…

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Answer 5

We have replacement tonneau cover Velcro that is exactly 1-5/16 inches wide with the Truxedo part #TX1115174 which would fit your rails. It can be cut down shorter too as it is 80 inches long.

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