Duck tape from inside. Use short strips placed perpendicular to the wire leaving 1/2" gap at center where wire goes through. Illustration:
||| < duct tape, tight
---------] ] ]--------- < wire with loose tape
||| < duct tape, tight
Experiential warnings - The cosmos has spoken!
1) Do not attempt to undo any mistakes. Move next to it and do another.

No takesy backsies.
2) Less is more. Too close together will create too much tension. Ever seen the flying nun? Listen to the cosmos! You will have to experiment.
I don't know your wire gauge or plastic mm. Start with maybe every 3 - 4 ft??? laterally. Evenly space 4 on the rise (2 on each side) depending on how high. You can always add.
Caveats: Max common wind velocity. Wire gauge. Plastic thickness. Never tried covering 3 at a time.
I have also had good luck using the stick-on cable tie holders that you can get on that union busting online store that delivers in 1? 2? 3? never? days. Be sure to get only those that have strong adhesive, preferably superglue. Should be around $10 per 100.
More from the cosmos: Wear cheap disposable medical gloves while attaching. It is easier to remove and toss glove with holder stuck to it than to get holder and any remaining adhesive off your finger.
Be well. May your cosmos be kinder to you.