🌬️ 6' x 8' Windscreen4less Multi-Purpose Waterproof Blue Poly Tarp, 5 Mil Review

The metal case fell off as soon as I opened it. It's very thin and you basically get what you pay for. He ripped a few holes just by laying it on our gazebo. I wouldn't recommend it unless you really want protection from the rain or something.

I needed a light tarp to create shade over the chicken coop. This tarp is definitely lightweight (VERY flimsy) and TERRIBLELY made. The edges are uneven, wrinkled, loosely sewn, crooked. I buy a lot of tarps to use around my chicken coop/pasture and this is THE WORST TARP EVER!

I purchased this tarp to cover a 12 x 24 area I was preparing for an above ground pool installation. Actual size is 12 x 23. I don't know if this is just the size for what I received or if they are all like that. It's strong enough for a 5mil tarp, but the size isn't accurate.

I knew it would be flimsy when it arrived but poor manufacture resulted in one of the rings being used for two different holes. It wasn't like two rings were stamped in the wrong place...one ring held two different holes in place. Sometimes you get what you pay for. CHEAP

For those who bought the tarp before you know the blue tarp is a cheaper material. At least everything I saw in the store. This one too, but stronger. I need a tarp for a project and ordered a 20x20 for ($28) I think. Less than ($30) which is a great price for the size. Well if you just want to cover things with this tarp I would highly recommend it. And if you do light work on top of that, why not? But add some weight and you can see the tension I saw. That's why I gave 4 stars because of the…

The product description says "waterproof"... completely wrong. I had two 1/8 inch gaps in the plastic that went through a 12 foot tarp. The reinforcement threads were the only thing holding it together. You can see the light through the cracks and my finger behind the threads. The plastic used is about as strong as a smooth pouch, may be "5 mils" thick where the plastic overlaps and weaves, but a dry pine needle will pierce it. Really bad production and false promotion made me give it the…

This tarpaulin is absolutely tissue paper. When I received the package and felt how light it was, I realized it was junk. I'm pretty sure most of the positive reviews here have been collected for several different products. Revain does very poorly with this. a few bucks by buying this paper instead of similar sized paper from port freight. I had to spend an extra $15 and get that from port freight. It is MUCH MUCH better quality than this toilet paper. Waste of $50 Update 12/26/16. I was…

I bought this to replace a tarp I had previously bought from Home Depot but lost. After the replacement arrived (and was opened and used) the original I had actually came with it so I could compare them a bit more closely. For the price I was very happy with this item. The main difference I noticed was that the Revain I bought was a lot thinner than the other one I own. This may be an issue for some, but I've found the benefit is that I can fold it even smaller and it takes up less space than…