Would this work to hold a tarp on a car? I would get one for the hood and the trunk, and probably one on each side.
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With a decent wind, it might not hold. I am not the manufacturer, but I would not recommend that use for these. I can just see the tarp getting pulled by wind and scratching the vehicle pretty easily.
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It's an extremely powerful magnet. I don't have a tarp to test it out but my strong sense is if you got a few of these they'd hold a tarp down easily. But remember there's a lot of "non-metal" material in cars these days. Just sayin...
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I would say it would hold it in place. These are very strong just make sure you have something under the magnet to keep it from scratching your paint.
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In my opinion, this is not the right product to use for that purpose. I don't know how you would secure it on your car and I don't know how it would hold up in the elements.
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I've never tried that, so I cannot answer for sure. I had considered using a light-weight insulation material to cover the house, and I know it would be fine with that. But I am not sure if it would hold a good deal of weight (such as a heavy tarp).
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I would imagine that it would. I have used it for several things and it has held well in our summer ����540; of 110 and up! I used it to hold my wireless door bell button on to my wroght iron gate, (the very hot sun shines directly on the gate for several hours as it sets in the West). Then I'v used this tape to hold a very heavy emblem on the trunk for years with out it falling off. I'd give this product an A +!!!!!
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NO, I don't think it would. The narrow bottom/flat back design makes it hang nice against my center counsel but that same design would make it too top heavy to stand on it's own. The Velcro sticky also didn't last long, but it hangs perfectly over my gearshift. If your car has one of those storage compartments in the middle, the top strap for hanging is pretty long and flat so it might hang over the hinge of the storage compartment and rest in the back nicely. Not sure if the top of the storage would still close over the strap though as I haven't tried that.
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Absolutely. I just used this to hold up my rear-view mirror in my car, and it held amazingly!!! I would imagine it would hold even better on wood because wood is more coarse, and it would have more surface area to hold to. It is definitely the best option.
1132500
I used it for my carpet in my car worked perfectly. I used some 3m seam tape to connect the seams.. , I do not see why Velcro would not attach to it..
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This is probably not the best product for that application. It is quite light weight, and would probably need to be fastened on all sides.
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Just guessing, but I expect it might work as a patch to stop leaking, but it's rubber so I don't think it would work to actually hold the awning in place. I had to replace my entire awning due to sun damage. It wasn't rather easy to do with a helper and there are lots of videos explaining how. I used this to cover all the seems and patch a couple places on my roof and it seems to stick well as long as you clean the area well first with paint thinner.
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Sure it can. You would probably just need to use another length if webbing to go around the trunk, with a carabiner.
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I believe it would work just fine. I actually dropped one onto my lap when putting it in my car and it seemed to stick to my knit pants, lol
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Yes, this should. It seems to hold the emblems pretty well both interior and exterior. There is no reason why it should not hold the sun shade. However, I don't know how well it would hold it when exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time.
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if you're laying the tarp over a load, then securing it with the cargo net, you can't go wrong. I do it all the when I haul loads of sand or mulch in the back of my pickup. I love this cargo net.
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take in consideration the base of trunk, where the ramp would lay, needs to be even.also the edge of ramp needs to hook securely as not to slip off trunk while moving up & down. maybe a two piece. might have a curve grab hook on one end. a pair of 5-6in wide by 3 ft long may work they are lighter and are at amazon. i almost got them but i didn't need to move mine around. this one is good for side entry mini vans where it is even.hope this helps.
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It depends on the type of roof rack you have. If you only have rails without cross supports it may not work. My son just tried to use it on his Subaru Forester that has only rails running from front to back and he was concerned that the load would slide off without cross bars. The straps are substantial and will hold the bag down, but i also bought a cargo net with hooks to go over the bag. If the bag id going to ride on the top surface of the car and not on a rack, then i would suggest you also purchase a non-slip pad to go between the bag and the vehicle surface to help hold the bag in place and protect the vehicle's finish. It depends on the type of roof rack you have. If you only have rails without cross supports it may not work. My son just tried to use it on his Subaru Forester that has only rails running from front to back and he was concerned that the load would slide off without cross bars. The straps are substantial and will hold the bag down, but i also bought a cargo net with hooks to go over the bag. If the bag id going to ride on the top surface of the car and not on a rack, then i would suggest you also purchase a non-slip pad to go between the bag and the vehicle surface to help hold the bag in... » Read More It depends on the type of roof rack you have. If you only have rails without cross supports it may not work. My son just tried to use it on his Subaru Forester that has only rails running from front to back and he was concerned that the load would slide off without cross bars. The straps are substantial and will hold the bag down, but i also bought a cargo net with hooks to go over the bag. If the bag id going to ride on the top surface of the car and not on a rack, then i would suggest you also purchase a non-slip pad to go between the bag and the vehicle surface to help hold the bag in place and protect the vehicle's finish. « Show Less
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No, I don't think so. This is ultimately a giant cloth. I think you would be better off with a tarp.
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I bought a roll of this not too long ago. If the car is going to be parked it probably will work. The magnet is pretty weak but if the car is not driven it probably will stay on.