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| Landscape Staple 6 Inch (25) |
How do you hold down a custom flexible stencil on a sports field when painting, especially during windy conditions? How do hold down a infield tarp or protective cover? There are several options to consider, sandbags, masonry blocks, 2x4 boards, PVC and cardboard tubes, or landscaping staples or stakes.
For holding down custom flexible stencil we recommend folding the corners and the inserting the staple through the double sheet. For larger area stencils staples my be needed in the interior of the stencil, especially during windy conditions. The sheet plastic strength is normally not harmed by the small holes made the staples, nor do they significantly increase the opportunity for tearing.
These landscaping staples work well for holding in place sports field tarps and protective covers. One leg of the staple is inserted into a grommet and the other leg is pushed down outside of the tarp or protective cover.
Tru Mark is repackaging 6 inch landscaping staples to better support customers with smaller quantity requirements. These are steel staples that are oiled to reduce rust while being stored and after use. The staples are packaged in 5 per sealed plastic pouch and grouped in 5 sets for a total of 25 staples. Also a box of 100 landscaping staples can be purchased.
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| Landscape Staples 6 Inch (100) |
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