Has anyone used these on Logo brand tents?
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I am using these weights on a logo brand canopy now and find them to work very well. Simple and easy to use. Keep in mind that these weights are only 5 pounds each and work well in moderate windy conditions. Strong winds and strong wind gust will be a problem no matter what you are using except for a good ground anchor. I hope this helps.
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I have not but I used them to anchor huge shelters for my horses. The winds on the property are insane and they have not budged. One got lifted but once it took up the slack it went right down. I used rebar and a t post driver to get it in the hard ground. Easier and faster
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Like the other answer....they are awesome. I use to use the ones that stuck to the paint but now only buy inchannel. They do have a little 3m adhesive to hold in the channel but are easily removed if needed. Never had a problem with them. I smoke so it makes it nice when it rains.
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I'm sure they would. I was using one in a 9x9 tent and it worked just fine. If you had two of them, you shouldn't have any issues seeing at all!
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I'm not familiar with that brand. We put them on Purdy paint poles from Sherwin Williams
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yep! I actually just used these a couple days ago to draw a company logo on a painted wooden lighthouse. they worked amazingly, didn't smear at all.
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they will adhere with no problem, I was skeptical my self and another point is when you take off the paper backing the logo is ready to apply, it appears that it is not sticky enough, but it is good luck
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Should work well on canvas or other breathable materials. Would not recommend for nylon or poly tents as they are already waterproof.
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I have not used them to extensively but the three or four times I have, there was not even a hint of them sticking to the equipment. I do not think it is something to worry about. This is the first time I have heard of such a thing.JC
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I had a bad experience with theses. I used them to make stickers which were used on baby onsies. The onsies were put in the wash and they mostly all came off. I don't know if it was a bad batch since i have heard success stories from other people.
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While I cannot comment on Fabric uses, I can confirm that I have used DYMO branded on my retail items and they hold just as well (this off brand version does) as DYMO branded.
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I didn't know, so I just randomly chose and it worked well...good luck. They do work. In retrospect, though I'd get colored instead of clear--easier to see when they fall off and to place.
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I use them on poly bags and have never had a problem with these coming off.
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No, they are pretty lightweight nylon and thin. They are not the same heavy canvas as the tent body.
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I don't have them with me, but these are much longer than rivets you can find at Home Depot or Lowes. Both my brother and I have used them on plastic sit-on-top kayaks without any problems. There a many videos on u-tube showing how to use them.
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As long as you're not too liberal in applying, yes. I used almost two for my 7' 12' tent.
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Hi Jerry, I'm doing the same. Did these work for your canvas? Thanks in advance for your reply! :)