That’s funny because I just had 2 days of heavy rain straight and my tarp actually got a huge hole from a dang strap edge protector. Seriously. One of those 12x12 ones. These tarps are such junk I’m so angry at tri city. Don’t ever buy ripstop vinyl tarps. Anyway I tried gorilla tape and it wouldn’t stick at all. Like zero. So how the heck did you duct tape that thing?!
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Only have had a major rip happen to my lightweight tarps with the parachute sides, so I just quit using them.cke, booley, FerrissWheel and 3 others Thank this. -
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bought 2 rolls of the standard duct tape from Harbor Freight.
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