Trademark Supplies Tarp Cover Silver/Black Heavy Duty Thick Material, Waterproof, Great for Tarpaulin Canopy Tent, Boat, RV or Pool Cover

I used multiple tarps when the worst roofing company to keep shingle pieces and nails out of our lawn, pool, and sidewalks (the company voted the most popular roofing company in our area but cannot possibly be) was re-roofing our very large and steeply sloped, multi- angled roof for an entire week from 8 AM until dusk ( the working hours allowed in our private community). Nails and pieces of old shingles installed by a roofing company which no longer exists because the owner retired were far flung with zero amount of care or concern for man nor beast. The tarp performed very well under unusually short but intense use. It stayed intact, caught MANY shingles which were only 3 years old, and was a good size for this use. It rained a day or so, delaying the roof, but it was dry under the tarp, so kudos for being waterproof and a good value for the money!

Great small tarp.

We had to order this to cover our small camper after it was badly damaged from baseball size hail. The actual RV cover ripped to shreads in our 70 mph winds with the hail storm. We put this over the roof on April 20th and tied it down for the Oklahoma spring storm season. The tarp held through several more severe storms while we waited to repair the roof. A couple of the eyelets pulled out but it didn't rip even being on the southwest side during major storms with 70 to 80 mph gusts and wind storms. So it gets a solid 5 stars for a heavy duty tarp.

Bought for my boat - had a previous tarp of the same brand from the previous boat owner so thought I'd get another one to replace the used/torn one after 2 winter seasons in the PNW (stored at previous owner's house). However, I was disappointed in this new one because one of the eyelets/grommets fell out as I was trying to tie it down for the first time. Guessing it wasn't attached properly at the manufacturer. We'll see how the rest hold up. Update after 1 year in the PNW weather very close to the water/boat launch: The tarp has held up pretty well but I noticed in the spring that little tiny bits/flakes of it have started to come off and by August it was raining flakes - they covered me whenever I pulled the tarp back to work on the boat and I had to dust myself off. Lots of tiny little holes have formed all over the tarp as it has worn, mostly from the sun as far as I can tell. Still, it has taken a beating and seems worth it for a solid year of abuse - I'm guessing I had the boat covered longer than the previous owner so maybe that's why his lasted longer. Buying a slightly longer one for the coming year to better cover the boat.

I used this tarp for 1.5 years in direct florida sunlight on a roof and it held up just great. I have it stored and I am sure it has alot of life left in it. there is no fray or tears, piercings so forth. On the higher end of the cost of tarps but well worth it, I didn't have to worry about tears during tropical storms.

I used this to wrap an old wooden door, to protect a basement window well from flooding from the rain. we had some outdoor work done, and the workers "helpfully" removed our old cover. Now, with this, our basement is dry again!

Don’t use when windy. It rips to pieces.

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