how do you shrink rap a boat
#11
Originally Posted by mikebrls
Thank's I Will Look For Some One That Knows What There Doing .
You shrink wrap a boat that will be trailered different than one that's going to sit in a driveway all winter with snow on top. Basically, you keep as low a profile as possible and it needs to be air tight. Lots of taping around the hull so the wind can't get underneath. If it's done wrong there won't be any shrink wrap left on the boat when it gets to Florida.
#12
Originally Posted by 9 Lives
First I would look for a couple of nice turntables, then start thinking of phrases that rhyme........
Sorry, I just couldn't help it.........Good luck with your "WRAP" job
Sorry, I just couldn't help it.........Good luck with your "WRAP" job
This made it just fine all the way to Loto.
#13
We wrapped this Gov't tool box and sent it to Washimgton , DC . Arrived spotless. Shrink Wrapping is the way to go. Also get a roll of the tape to secure cockpit covers , etc.
#19
Originally Posted by BajaRunner
what happens when you leave something you need in the boat after wrapping it?
and what is snow exactly?
and what is snow exactly?

They make doors that you can install into the shrink wrap for access.
Snow ???? A big pain in the A$$. I'll package some up for you and send it down next time it snows





