Trying to stay versatile, ordered a set of mytee 10’ drops with the lightweight sides. 2nd load I padded and used caution, rear tarp didn’t make the trip before it shredded. I will say the sharp edges shredded my blankets as well. I’d like to order another set of 10’ers, heavier grade this time, I’d like multiple rows of D rings and a flap. Anyone have a custom tarp shop they would recommend? East coast preffered, if they ship though I’m open to anywhere. Thank you
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Tri-City Canvas - Granite City. Steve.
I like the 'rip stop' fabric.
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Just a suggestion.
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Whatever you get, don’t get Mytee tarps and their brand straps. Also make sure to get quality moving blankets. Cheap blankets rip easily. Or get carpet to protect the tarp
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For padding I've used swim noodles, carpet, welcome mats. Used conveyor belt. Rubber mats. Just about anything that works. Duct tape in place. Also sometimes I would double layer a tarp. Outside tarp would slide on inner one. Neither would shred.
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