How do I secure my tarp?

You can use stakes, tie-downs, ropes, or heavy objects to keep your tarp in place. Just make sure you have a secure anchor point for each corner.

How thick does a tarp have to be to be waterproof?

A tarp's thickness, or mil, plays a big role in its waterproof capabilities. A heavier-duty tarp with a higher mil rating (6 mil or higher) will offer better protection against water.

Why do I need a tarp?

Tarps can be your saving grace when working on outdoor projects, especially if the weather is unpredictable. They'll shield your materials, tools, and even yourself from rain, snow, or the sun's harsh rays.

How do I store my tarp?

Fold your tarp neatly, avoiding creases, and store it in a dry, cool place. This will help it last longer and prevent mildew.

How thick is a heavy-duty tarp?

A heavy-duty tarp typically has a mil rating of 6 or higher, meaning it's thicker and more durable than standard tarps.

What is the best material for outdoor tarps?

Vinyl is a better choice for outdoor use due to its increased durability against UV rays, moisture, and wear and tear. While poly tarps can be used outdoors, they may degrade faster in harsh conditions.