Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How would this work for a SUV rear shelter?
Document: Cheapest Sil Tarp I could find, pretty good quality. Have not tested in the rain, but seems like it would do ok.
I reviewed the order and stated that the product's dimensions were not what were advertised and the company immediately corrected it. The product itself is excellent. I would recommend it to anyone and I received it earlier that expected. I was very, very impressed with the company's customer service.
The color is a little bright for a discrete camp, a darker green or camo version would be great. I don't expect either of those drawbacks to stop me from getting great use out of this tarp, and I think I'll buy the bigger version for car camping too.Thanks for the great tarp, Aqua-Quest.
This is a high quality product. I am a backpacker in the rainy NorthWest. I bought this to set up as a cover for a cooking and eating area in addition to my regular tent. It has 10 attachment points plus one in the middle. That's 11 sewn fabric loops that are much more robust than a grommet. I believe it will last many years and can also serve as a shelter. It is light and compact. I am very happy with it.
This silicone tarp is exactly what we were looking for price and function. The weight and area it covers is a benefit for our use.
This light weight and durable tarp is best for backpacking without a tent. Really not the cheapest or the strongest for car camping, but is ideal for backpacking.
This is a great Tarp. It perfectly fits my Hammock and then some. Very waterproof. I was caught in a storm camping, and had this up in a few minutes. It is light, and strong. The 4 straps on each side, and the one on the top are a lot better than grommets. I will not buy a tarp from another manufacture.
One evening had a big wind preceding a short heavy rain and the tarp did very well in spite of just being tied at the four corners with long lines and at the two apexes also with long lines (as in their illustration) - all with good but short aluminum stakes and para-cord. Next trip I'll probably stake the sides in their middles also just in case. The tarp folds / rolls into the bag well if you carefully note how it was folded when you took it out.
On a 3 night motorcycle camping trip I used this with my (also new) Aqua-Quest hooped bivy sack. I wasn't into testing the full waterproof-ness of the bivy so I slept with the head end under this tarp leaving plenty of room for all my other equipment under the rest of the tarp.
Moreover, it doesn't have ridge line grommets ....
Answer: yes