Ratings & Reviews for Project Source 30-ft x 50-ft Blue Waterproof Standard Polyethylene 5-mil Tarp

Not as good as it should be

The material did not withstand a light breeze, grommets ripped out and the internal frame line snapped. Without this rain cover, I had to move all 30 participants intomy friends home.

Great Blue Hawk Tarp

Tarp has done its job. Great buy. Recommend this brand.

Horrible quality tarp

Double the price of Home Depot and complete junk, don't waste your money.

50 x 30 tarp

The grommets are totally useless out of the package. Two fell out during unfolding. If trying to use it to avoid roof leaks . . . .use blocks not tie downs or roofing "cap nails". Been there done that . . . .blocks weighting down the perimeter is best . . .. PERIOD !. No value for the money . . .but you may be able to fend off the worst if you take my advice. AGAIN the grommets are functionally useless. 6 mill plastic sheeting is just as effective !

Blue Hawk 30x50 polyethylene tarp

I bought a Blue Hawk 30x50 polyethylene tarp. It cost $120.00.It is a cheaply made tarp.It rips very easily and was missing grommets right out of the package. If I didn't need it that night to protect a construction project from the rain I would have returned it. What a piece of junk.

worst purchase ever bought at lowes

we bought this tarp on 3/19/15 put it over our rv roof because we have a leak. tied it down securely. it has actually came all apart. Like it was rotten..I have bought other tarps at walmart and they did not come all apart like this did. less than 3 months old. it has disintegrated!! do not buy this tarp!!!!

Tarp like a kite

I put this tarp over the entire back of my house to protect the roof while waiting for repairs. It acted like a kite when a breeze came up and the grommets were obviously not going to hold. So I tossed a rope over it in four places and secured them to the eves. That cured the problem of acting like a kite but it doesn't last very long in the sun.

Barely sufficient

I was grateful to find this huge tarp at a local Lowes store, to save my brother's home from water damage during his roofing project, but it was thinner than I had hoped. Even the first week, there were puncture points that caused some leakage, but it was minimal. Being able to cover the entire north side of the roof with one tarp was a great benefit.

Grommets are weak.

If the grommets were a little more secure the tarp would have gotten a higher rating. If you are covering something in a windy area and are using the grommets for your tie down connections, make sure you aren't in a windy location. The grommets won't hold in a stiff wind.