🦌 Allen Company - Vanish Camo Tarp - Hunting, Concealment Groundblind, Treestand with Mossy Oak Break-Up Country Camo (6x8 / 8x10 / 9x12 ft) Review

We received the tarpaulin and when we took it out of the box the tape with the label was stuck to the tarpaulin and ripped off the outside of the tarpaulin when removing it. . We like the tarpaulin, otherwise it is well made. The only negative is the smell of tarpaulin.

Wasted money on it. Completely burned out in just three months and only in the sun for a few hours a day. The first photo shows the fading. The second photo shows that the top layer has just peeled off. Someone else mentioned peeling off a piece of tape and peeling off the top layer of the top. It happened to me too. I don't recommend this for any type of storage application.

The tarpaulin looks very beautiful. I ordered it in April and already had to throw it away. I was using it to cover something in my yard and I noticed plastic all over the ground. I looked at the tarp, the color had completely faded and it was peeling like a bad sunburn. It hasn't even been two months. Even when unpacking, the camouflage came off when packing tape was stuck on it. It didn't work for my project.

I received two very good camouflage tarpaulins. The tarp was nice and thick and I think they will hold up well in the sun. Camouflage was very good. I will order again. <Edition> The camouflage pattern is very good - one of the best I've seen on a tarp. However, I upgraded from 5 stars to 1 star because the sun just ate those tarps. Although the tarp was nice and thick and looked very durable, it didn't hold up well in the sun. I will not order again.

I have a stainless steel workbench for my backyard where I do gardening and carpentry. My wife hated the look of stainless steel in our rustic backyard. Oh I thought it was a tarp and when she came out the next morning she said I was so glad you put the table in the garage. I haven't said anything all day, but at the end of the day I'm surprised you didn't see the table. Finally I showed her where I had put it and covered it with a tarp. made it go away

A tarp is usually made from a single sheet of material. So I was surprised to find this one, which is said to have a repeating pattern glued along the seam, running top to bottom on the longest dimension, about 14 inches on a side. And because it looks pretty roughly cut and glued. The pattern did not match and there was some surface damage. I'm not sure if it's that bad but if you were here for the draw just know it's not great. And when it came to functionality and longevity, I would be…

I have a 6 foot fence that I want to cover with a tarp. To maximize my wins and minimize waste, I chose 12' x 9' and figured I would cut 12 in half, resulting in an overall length of 6' x 18'. Packing fold encloses 12 feet and encloses 9 feet. In one instance I needed exactly 4 1/2 feet by 6 feet twice, which is exactly 1/4 of that roll. And I noticed that I was 7 inches short because I was only 8 feet 5 inches overall. I am attaching a video to show what I mean. In other words, my exact work…