TarpX Guide

1. Keep all sharp objects that could tear or puncture clear of the TarpX® surface.

2. Spread TarpX® over the load, logo side toward the back of the pickup truck or trailer.

3. Attach hooks to rails, stake holes or other appropriate points in or on the pickup truck/trailer bed, starting with the four corners. Attach the hooks for the rear straps to the back bumper or other appropriate attachment points.

4. Cinch the straps securely for each hook. Tuck excess strapping securely inside the elastic bands. Make sure each area of the load is secure before driving.

Care of TarpX®
Spray with a hose, then hang dry. If necessary, using cold water and a non-detergent powder soap, gently scrub soiled areas by hand using a non-abrasive sponge and rinse thoroughly. Do not use a washing machine or dryer. Make sure TarpX® and its stuff sack are completely dry prior to storing. Click here for printable version.

WARNING
Always inspect this product before use to ensure it will perform properly. If excess wear or any damage is evident from previous usage, replace immediately. Make sure the load is properly secured and complies with all applicable laws prior to covering with TarpX®. Follow instructions for use. Keep TarpX® away from flammable materials and heat sources. Remove any solvent, paint or other chemical or potentially corrosive or damaging substances immediately. TarpX® has been designed for a wide variety of common loads. TarpX® is not designed to stabilize or handle extremely heavy loads that can move around a pickup truck bed or trailer, transport improperly sealed hazardous chemicals or other products or loads that exceed 36” above the top of the carrying area. Wear safety eyewear whenever loading or unloading. Load Control Systems, LLC, maker of TarpX®, is not responsible for any liability resulting from use of its products.

Helpful Tips:
The stuff sack can be stored easily in the sewn in pocket on the backside of the TarpX.