Clear Tarps
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Total: $ 54.75
These handmade Clear Tarps made with Flexa Clear Vinyl are the best clear tarps on the market. When you need an incredibly clear option Flexa is the way to go. These tarps come in multiple thicknesses and sizes giving you the best selection available at the best prices with the best quality products. Are you building a porch enclosure, green house, chicken coop temporary windows or dividers? Want to expand your restaurant seating area? We have you covered. The answer is clear and this is the product you need.
Product Highlights
- High Quality: This Clear Tarp is legit with Optimal Clarity, WeatherProof, UV Treated, Tear Resistant, Extreme Cold, High Winds
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Durable: Built for the outdoors, but safe enough to use indoors and built to last for years.
- Commercial Grade: Passes CSPIA (kids safety test and Fire Safety ASTM E84)
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Wide Temperature Range: Holds up to temperatures ranging from -40°F-122°F
- 365 Guarantee: Backed by our Guarantee to ensure you will love it.
- Made in the USA: Made with Flexa Clear Vinyl
Thickness Guide:
- 10 Gauge (Thinnest): This is our thinnest tarp option at 0.25mm thick. This is an economical option, but is still thicker than most products on the market.
- 20 Gauge: This is 2x thicker compared to the 10 gauge and is 0.50mm thick.
- 30 Gauge: This is 3x thicker compared to the 10 gauge and is 0.75mm thick. This is roughly the thickness of a credit card.
- 40 Gauge (Top Seller): This is 4x thicker compared to the 10 gauge and is 1 mm thick. This is extremely thick and durable.
Specifications:
| PRODUCT | DOUBLE POLISHED |
| UV RESISTANT | 500 HOURS |
| COLD CRACK | -40F (CFFA - 6A) |
| SAFE FOR KIDS | CPSIA/REACH COMPLIANT (16 CFR 1303) |
| PHR LEVEL | 44 PHR |
| ROLL WIDTH | 72" |
| PLASTICIZER | DOTP DIOCTYL TEREPHTHALATE |
USER TIPS
Buying Tips: Webbing is recommended to help add structural support to help with high winds. Thicker Gauges will typically have the longest lifespan and will hold up to extreme weather better.
Usage Tips: This product is best used vertically as windows and dividers. When laid horizontally you may find it may wrinkle or get impression marks.
Cleaning Tips: Start by using dish soap and water and follow it up with our clear vinyl cleaner.
Storage Tips: Clean Rolls before storage and once fully dry, roll it up without paper and place in original Shipping Tube. Store tube in a cool dry location and stand the tube upright. Any wrinkles formed while in storage typically come out after a few days hanging in the sun.
Note: This product is handmade and has a size tolerance (+/-) 1/2". The sun/heat may cause the plasticizers to shrink 2-5% over its lifespan. Extreme sun exposure will eventually cause the clear vinyl to slightly cloud but this process usually takes years.
Clear Vinyl Tarps are made once ordered and will take 1-3 weeks to make. This is not a pre-stocked Item.
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Clear marine vinyl comes by the yard or full roll. Need a specific length? Choose "By the Yard" and enter the quantity in yards (one yard is 36" long by 54" or 72" wide). If you want the whole roll? Select "Full Roll" and enter the quantity. You usually get a better discount on a full roll. Once you've chosen your option, adjust the "Quantity" and add it to your cart! Check the Length Guide for more examples.
For cleaning, use mild dish soap and warm water, or opt for specialized vinyl cleaners like 303 Clear Vinyl Cleaner/Protectant or IMAR Cleaners. Avoid harsh cleaners like Windex or bleach. Once completely dry, roll the vinyl back onto the original cardboard tube (no packing materials inside) and store it upright in a cool, dry place with consistent temperatures.
Clear vinyl offers exceptional clarity, UV resistance, water resistance, high flexibility, durability, and is easy to clean. It can be enhanced with various additives such as colorants, UV stabilizers, cold crack stabilizers, and fire retardants, setting it apart from regular vinyl.
Clear Vinyl is made from high-quality PVC plastic. There are also different types of plasticizers that can be used to make clear vinyl. We make sure to use a DOTP plasticizer which is the safest in the market and it is lead and phthalate free.
Perfect for a wide range of applications, including boat enclosures, porch windows, safety barriers, table coverings, Greenhouses, Bag Liners and Purses, Pet Doors, Chicken Coops and more.
We've spoken to over 100 manufacturers, and all of them say they simply don't have machines large enough to produce wider vinyl. It took us years to find a factory that could produce 72" vinyl. The only way to make it wider is to create a much thinner product, similar to a painter's tarp from Home Depot, which wouldn't be suitable for windows. The other option is heat sealing panels together, but this creates seams and requires a $50,000 machine.
The tinted vinyl reduces the light passing through it differently based on thickness.
- 10G Tinted (0.25 mm) | VLT Visible light transmission 50.2% | UVR UV blocking rate 92.6% | IRR Infrared rejection rate 32.2%
- 20G Tinted (0.50 mm) | VLT Visible light transmission 53.9% | UVR UV blocking rate 96.8% | IRR Infrared rejection rate 29.8%
- 30G Tinted (0.75 mm) | VLT Visible light transmission 48.5% | UVR UV blocking rate 98.3% | IRR Infrared rejection rate 33.4%
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