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How to Choose a Heavy Duty Tarp? You need a Heavy Duty Tarp because the tarp you had did not last. Which tarp best fits your needs and budget ? A heavy duty poly tarp may last 2 - 4 years in Boston, MA and only last 6 months in Miami, FL. So, which one is best for you? So, here is information about types of heavy duty tarps. Call MyTarp.com at (404)800-8888 if you need help selecting the best heavy duty tarp for your application. Comparison of Different Heavy Duty Tarp Materials Poly Heavy Duty Tarps Thickness: 10 - 13 MIL typically Typical Product Life *: 2 - 4 years in low to medium UV areas Midwest and Northeast. 4 - 6 month in very high heat and high UV areas such as Florida, Arizona and California. Waterproof: Yes. But water must run off tarp immediately. Costs: Lowest among all heavy duty tarps Colors: Silver, White, Silver White, Silver Black, Brown Silver Pros: Work well in low to medium heat and UV areas, inexpensive Cons: Deteriorate quickly in high heat, high UV or high wind area, such as Florida, California and Arizona. Vinyl Coated Polyester Heavy Duty Tarps Made in USA Thickness: 18 - 45 MIL for 14, 18, 22, 40 oz Vinyl Coated Polyester Tarps. Typical Product Life *: 4 - 6 years in high heat and high UV areas such as Florida, Arizona and California. Waterproof: Yes. But water be able must run off tarp immediately. Costs: More expensive. Price is 4 - 5 times of a same-size heavy duty poly tarp. Pros: Strong and durable in high UV heat areas, such as Florida, California and Arizona. Waterproof. The seams are welded and waterproof. Cons: More expensive. Heavier weight to handle. Best For: Boat Docks Tarp , Boat Canopy, Carport Canopy Top Replacement Cotton Canvas Heavy Duty Tarps Made in USA Fabric Weight: 18 - 21 oz / sqyd after wax treatment. Typical Product Life *: 1 - 3 years in low UV areas. 1 year in high heat and high UV areas such as Florida, Arizona and California. Waterproof: No. Water Resistant Only. Costs: More expensive. Colors: Brown, Green,

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