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TooLateVTEC 05-23-2017 09:58 AM

Updating my 32 a little bit
 
Finally got my 32 wrapped last week and wanted to throw up a pic of it. I have new rub rail coming and am changing the vent colors as well.

Turns out these boats are more difficult than I thought to wrap, haha.

Before

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...ps3f8azbvm.jpg

After

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...psintyi1tr.jpg

I'm also finishing up the dash...I wrapped the panels in silver carbon fiber and put in all new carbon Auto Meter gauges in, and all new switches as well (boy what fun). I will post up pics of that as soon as I get that buttoned up!

sommerfliesby 05-23-2017 10:08 AM

Looks good!

JUPITER PULSARE 05-25-2017 05:35 PM

Looks like you wrapped over a Joey Earl (Kangaroo Graphics) paint job. He did a few AT's back in the day!

TooLateVTEC 05-25-2017 07:44 PM


Originally Posted by JUPITER PULSARE (Post 4557141)
Looks like you wrapped over a Joey Earl (Kangaroo Graphics) paint job. He did a few AT's back in the day!

Im not sure who ordered this boat to have PINK, PURPLE (almost tolerable), WUSS BLUE, and Yellow graphics in 1999....almost a decade after those colors were cool, im gonna throat punch em, lol.

Nothing against him though, the paint job was great quality and up close with all the fades and stuff looked good, the colors just sucked ass!

Captain YARRR 05-26-2017 08:27 AM

I just can't imagine checking the box for those colors even in the 90s. I wish I could hear the conversations about the Bajas from that generation when people were buying them at the dealer.

Bad Ass TA WS6 05-26-2017 09:27 AM

I actually like the colors. But I like everything old school/90s

BL6 05-27-2017 06:44 AM

The wrap is very sharp looking. Tell us a little more about the wrap install process. Also what is the life you were told to expect?

TooLateVTEC 05-28-2017 09:25 PM


Originally Posted by BL6 (Post 4557545)
The wrap is very sharp looking. Tell us a little more about the wrap install process. Also what is the life you were told to expect?

Thank you!

The install is a pain, dealing with the sharp body lines in the sides of the hull. Thats not including removing the rear cleats, all the rub rail, bilge vents to have the end product better looking and more like a paint job.

Life expectancy is 5-7 years. The more the boat stays inside (which it does) the longer it will be. Also depends on where you're located as well, such as in Florida closer to the equator with higher temps and stronger sun, you would get less life expectancy.

I do this for a living so I knew going into this what to expect.

TooLateVTEC 06-19-2017 08:18 PM

Keep forgetting to put this up, but heres some pictures. Wrapped my dash panels in silver carbon fiber, installed 18 new Auto Meter carbon gauges, depth finder and new switches!

Before

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...psl21zr8ur.jpg

After

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...psjzgzvrxv.jpg

The old gauges are for sale if anyone wants them.

RSCHAP1 06-20-2017 12:41 PM

Nice
Congrats


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