Replacement Velcro Strip for Lund Rollup Tonneau Covers

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Hello, I was looking at item#A30474 velcro stripand was wondering if this item will work on my Lund Rollup L96092 tonneau cover? Thanks

asked by: Dennis G

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Expert Reply:

The Replacement Velcro Strip for Access Tonneau Covers - 1-1/2" x 17' # A30474 is made for Access tonneau covers, but that it is not to say that it cannot be used on your Lund Rollup L96092. We do not carry any Lund tonneau covers or parts.

I do recommend measuring the width of your existing velcro, if it is 1-1/2" wide you would want part # A30474. If it is 1" wide you would want part # A60270; if the velcro is 1-1/4" wide, part # A20790 would be what you need.

expert reply by: Thomas M

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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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