Replacement Velcro For Access Tonneau Cover On 2012 Ford F-150

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I hace an access cover on my 2012 f150 and the velcro appears to b worn out and the wind is constantly under the cover. Do you sell replacement velcro for this product. Thanks,

asked by: Randy M

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Expert Reply:

We have the Velcro you need for your Access Tonneau cover for your 2012 F-150.

For the hook portion that installs on the top rail you can use part # A60270 for the 17-ft long and 1-inch wide, and part # A30474 for the 17-ft long strip that is 1-1/2 inch wide.

If you need the 1-1/4 inch wide adhesive strip, you can use part # A20790. This is 16-ft long.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 1

I recommend Replacement Velcro strip for original roll up Access Tonneau Covers part #A30474. The strip is 17 feet long and 1-1/2 inches wide. You can cut the strip to fit the length of your short bed on the 2014 Ford F-250. The strip comes with the…

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Answer 2

We have the part #A30474 which is a 1-1/2 inch wide Velcro strip replacement for Access tonneau covers like what you have. The overall length is 17 feet but is designed to be cut down to size as needed.

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Answer 3

Replacement Truxedo Shur-Bond Velcro Brand Fastener #TX1117876 is the same 1 inch width and it is the hook portion only just like #A60270 which is the Access replacement part. So it will fit its just that the 2 parts, the Tonneau cover and strip,…

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Answer 4

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.

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Answer 5

I reached out to my contact at Access and the replacement cover is #A22020191. The replacement Velcro for the frame is the Replacement Velcro Strip for Access Tonneau Covers - 1" x 17' #A60270.

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