Covering the Truck bed with a Canvas Tarp 

Hey Justin! The green tarp cover provides a nice contrast with the brown truck body & the black trim and tires! I like the idea of using a shock cord & tension toggle for the back. The embossing hammer will come in VERY handy for a lot of stuff!

I sent the thermometer but I didn’t realize that it was so cheesy it was for the back patio. That laser hammer is awesome. Have a blessed day

Suggestion idea: cut/tailor both corners and reposition the grommets. Hem ends of canvas so they don't fray/tear. Put a bar/pole going across the bottom back where the end of the green canvas is and attach canvas using cordage to new re-positioned grommets.

Here's a suggestion. Take your flaps at the corners by the back tailgate and flip them around to the wheel well and tie it down to the other grommet that will hold them in place and then get a bungee cord for the two grommets at the back tailgate and just hook them down inside the truck while you're moving around. You know when you're driving the truck so it don't flap back and forth. That way you're able to open up the tailgate and you're also able to see your back lights on your truck. It also lets the water run off freely all the way around.

Nice job

You just eye balling those tappers gave me goose willies, lol. All seriousness your video made my day once again. Appreciate all you do. God Bless you.

Man the stamp is awesome. I had thought you needed one but didn't know how . Very cool and nice of him to do that for ya.

Good to see Brody. Hey lil man. 😊 Y'all stay warm!!!!!

That actually looks pretty cool.

Hay bud you could tuck the ends in and tie them to the side hold downs might work to keep tail lights clear just sayin. That is a nice idea to cover the box of truck. You just keep doin what your doin. 😊

Justin try folding the back of tarp angles inward on themselves. Tuck them inside . Maybe

maybe a short bungee cord on each corner to keep it taught & then just undo them when u need to work w/tailgate

Enjoyed your video

Could you flip the back top flap up and pull the two corners back in to the middle tie off on the sides then pull the top flap back down to tie offs on the tailgate? That would help the top to shed water out of the back.... not sure that all makes sense but your "a fart smeller" as my grandpa says. Looking good.

Didn’t see yesterday’s video till late. That was a nice deer and good processing video. I really like your 270 WSM, that is a nice rifle, powerful caliber as well.

Nice Versatile set up. Haul canoes and a shelter to sleep in. Nice cot in back perfect.

That will allow you to get in and out of the tailgate. Plus it'll let the water run down off the sides of the truck

I think you did pretty well putting the tie-downs on. I think it would have been easier with a tape measure and a chalk line. Just making a suggestion thats fantastic after the fact.😀

Use shock cord and a tension toggle for the back. Just run it through all the eyelets only and then you can draw it up. Easy open and close. Easy removal. You'll be able to see the tail lights. And you could probably use the tail gate without undoing anything.

I'd like to get a couple of them tags ol buddy, let me know if ya got them on the store. I looked but didn't see em.

I have always had issues with cutting line, rope, or even cable or chain. Mostly the thought of cutting line or rope weighs heavily.

👍👍👍 Id have to figure a way to tuck those back corners in and tie off inside the box... Its gonna work for ya anyways,however you decide to do it👍👍👍

Im sure u know u gonna have serious rub points...it dont take much to rub paint off..

Tie the corner ends around the back pole and hook it under with mini bungee?!

Justin have you ever taken them canvas tarps and built a tent or T-P out of them?? Also how would you water proof the canvas tarps if it’s not waterproof like you said in the beginning of the video?? Thanks 🙏🏼 god bless

How about getting some mini bungees?

And he don't even know it. We'll call it Armageddon!

How those grommets looking with tension on them?