Boat wrap, gelcoat, paint...?
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I'm wrapped and there are a few issues but it's sure nice not having the buffing/polishing upkeep.
I don't like the drag where it wraps around the bottom and a few edges look sort of hoakey although overall I've come around to really liking it.
I don't like the drag where it wraps around the bottom and a few edges look sort of hoakey although overall I've come around to really liking it.
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Excellent. I am definitely going to do a mild wrap. All of the wraps pictures here look awesome from before to after. No tying up...just launch, ride, and beach. I have aittle vinyl already over some of the.old school ugly colors they did in the mid nineties, but am ready to get a bit more modern with my colors.
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But before doing a wrap, make sure that your installers are 3M certified and uses 3M materials.
I found this guys online that does it. and they are 3M certified.
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Hi, just read your post. I would go for wraps, it is completely reversible. When it comes to cost that would depend size of your boat, but it's more affordable than a custom paint job. Wraps are really durable and fully customizable. It also gives the same protection as a gelcoat.
But before doing a wrap, make sure that your installers are 3M certified and uses 3M materials.
I found this guys online that does it. and they are 3M certified.
But before doing a wrap, make sure that your installers are 3M certified and uses 3M materials.
I found this guys online that does it. and they are 3M certified.
Nice no-shame self plug; especially bringing up a 3 year old thread you found on Google.
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I just actually came across this thread. No offense meant on these post. Anyway I really like your forum and I'm learning a lot from it. have a nice one.
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In my opinion boat wrap should be a good idea. The boat wraps are really a great way of heightening the look of your simple old boat. The good news is that these are available at a cost effective price and hence you won’t have to worry about anything. So go for boat wrap.