Dazureus
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I bought this tarp off amazon for around 70 bucks and it looks like it will work well for hauling loose landscaping goods like mulch, soil, and gravel. It has flaps on the four sides to keep material out of the tonneau cover tracks, side boards, roof, and tailgate when a bucket dumps into the bed. It also has clips and straps so you can fold those flaps over your load and contain it (more for trucks without a tonneau cover). It's not the thinnest tarp I've owned, but it's thick enough. I would be apprehensive about using it for anything too sharp, and also wouldn't scrape a shovel over it too much when offloading. I have my bed divider pushed all the way back against the bed so it makes the wall more vertical, but that's not necessary. The back corners of the tarp are sewn up, but not to the top of the sail panel, since it was made for a more conventional truck bed. It should still prevent most of the hauled material from getting free of the tarp. There are also some handles sewn onto the tarp, so you can pull the whole thing out when most of the material is removed. I wouldn't completely trust the strength of the handles sewn stiches in the tarp material, but it should be fine if there's not much left in the bed.
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