Measurements of the Lippert Components Snap Trim Screw Cover # LC326192

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How wide is this? I need it for a starcraft trailer to cover the screw strip that holds on the door assembly. Mine blew off in the wind from highway speed. The length will be fine and the snap in part looks like it will work. Any more information you have will be helpful.

asked by: Mark Z

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I went out to the warehouse to take some measurements of the Lippert Components Snap Trim Screw Cover # LC326192 for you. The overall height is 0.88 inches. On the inside, between the upper and lower lips, it is 0.75 inches.

The short lip sticks out 0.14 inches from the top edge and the top lip sticks out 0.27 inches from the top edge. I made a picture showing the measurements.

expert reply by: Michael H

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