I have a F150 trk bed vinyl cover.The loop part is sewn to the cover but the 1 3/8w hook tape is dry & peeling from the al frame. Good ap?
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Yes, some people with outdoor applications have reported the adhesive failing from excessive heat. If you are replacing the half with the failed adhesive and want to avoid the problem again you might try using an additional two part adhesive, several people report having good success that way. A two part Epoxy adhesive seems to work best. Hope that helps.
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Yes just make sure you have a clean dry surface when you apply the adhesive. If it's not clean and dry it will come right up.
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should work well as long as base solid,clean and dry when put on like others have said
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The application I used it for holds a 6" x 8" section of a 1x6 to the wall and has done so for a while now with no sign of failure. However, this is indoors. I would imagine it would work fine for a while but would dry out eventually, though this Velcro is tougher than the typical stuff you find in a craft store.
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I bought the Best top roll up. I love it. It keeps everything dry and I have full use of the bed in 20 seconds if I need it. Also keeps the snow out of my bed. It's my third cover on third trick, my second roll up so I can say the best top is good quality and a great deal. I have a 2006 crew cab short bed and it fits great. Installation was a breeze. Good luck.
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Oh it does fine as long as you can find a way to fasten is down more securely than the clamps that come with the cover. I find at highway speeds, the cover will move. I have tightened all four clamps down as tight as they will go and the cover still moves when on the highway, even for a short distance. I work at Toyota and have spoke to others at work that have the same cover and they all say the same thing as well.
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I made a bumper sticker using the white waterproof vinyl and it has survived the car wash a few times per week for a few months. I'd say do a tester and definitely wash cold!
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If you must repair on the open camper, The only way would be to sew the repair material on after gluing. Unless you can relax the fabric and lay it on a flat surface. Or perhaps if you are working next to a window you could apply pressure between two boards with clamps. Last fall the wife and I repaired extensive damage to an RV cover but we were able to remove the cover and use a sewing machine. The product is excellent and works very well .
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If I was you, purchase something of a higher quality. I added heavy duty outdoor duct tape, and still have issues now and then. Good luck
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I would contant Extang because even if the dimensions match up, I would check on the 'contour' of the fit. The company will verify the cover model #. I have an F-150 so don't want to lead you astray.
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I've not had an issue with this yet but it is made from a material that is similar to the fabric used on RV roll out awnings. I would stop at an RV store and purchase a bottle of awning cleaner and try that. Alternatively, mix 1/8 cup of bleach and a good squirt of liquid dish soap with 5 gallons of water. Apply liberally to the cover and let sit for a few minutes but do not let the cover dry. Hose off well (you can lightly scrub using a brush if needed). Hope this helps...
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Just clean the area with provided alcohol wipes and peel off the backing for the double sided tape. Press them in place. Make sure it is above 60 degrees. I had one come off so I reattached it with better double sided tape from Walmart.
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I used duct tape for mine. You just have to be careful at the top if the roll overlaps, you will still need enough room for you j-hook liner if that is the one you are using. I have one section that is very tight because the roll overlapped and with the duct tape i barely had enough room for the liner hook.
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I can't help you. I found that I had to remove Ford's plastic brackets with a small hacksaw then hot glue in the radio to the factor panel from behind. Been over a year ago with no problems I used no support just hot glue then epoxy from loctite.
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I have a 2013 F150 and on this model You'll need the tape as the screws only attach the outer edges to the hood. Without the tape the center of the shield the width of the grill would be left loose. As the other guy said, it's already mounted. It works fine.
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Sticky self-adhesive Velcro. Doesn't work very well. As some other reviewers have suggested, getting a grommet kit and a couple of small bungees to hold the sides up as a DIY fix is probably the best option.
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Hi Holly O I bought this bed cover about two months ago and it is a perfect fit for my truck. It installs quickly and waterproofs my bed hell I had equipment in my bed for a month due to moving and it stormed for a week straight and nothing got wet I am happy with this product and yes it is brand new in the package I ordered and it showed up a day layer for me.
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I just had the same issue with my van, I had to replace the headliner board and headliner material. I used this material and attached it to 5mm underlayment from home Depot. It's flex able enough yet sturdy.
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Not that hot. Put your iron on a med. setting before applying. Try placing the iron first on the fabric before you put the tape on.
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I bought the tape for my husband, and he is using for different purposes. Why not test it out on an old frame? Joyce