Just finished reading the new issue of Powerboat Mag. There is an article about vinyl graphics on boats. Has anyone used them? I know that some boat builders use stickers as accent type graphic but I was thinking about covering the entire side of my boat. Any thoughts?

Thanks
Lt.

Go and visit our web site www.boatwrapzs.com we use a different product and process so one piece of vinyl covers the entire side.We have had the product in test for over 3 years and it still looks like the day we put in on.There is a quote request button on the web site fill it out and send it back. Mr Vinyl

Having problems with your link for quotes. Is this a self applied wrap or do I need to bring the boat to you? I have a 1999 272 Baja Islander that I would like to cover both sides of the hull with custom graphics.
Thanks
Lt.

Yes you have to bring it to our shop...the best way to have it done.Mr Vinyl

The web site is up www.boatwrapzs.com

PM thisistank on OSO. Its his boat.

Yes it is my Magnum which has been vinyl wrapped instead of painting...new process.It was featured at the Chicago Boat show and everyone who saw it thought it was paint.

I have only had my boat for 6weeks now and seen 2 others just like it (But What You Going To Do...)

But seeing as the interior is almost all white with a little teal & purple I was thinking about a wrap..

How would this look? - The colors match Everything
How Much would something like this cost?

Cost on a 29 ft sides only $7,500-8000 custom design...the install has to take place at our shop in Huntley IL.which is 45 miles north west of Chicago.We have a web site www.boatwrapzs.com that will provide additional info. Mr Vinyl

These two boats are done in vinyl. These are solid colors designed by Ryan Beckley www.kineticanimation.com.
These both were done using solid colors but Ryan also has the ability to print onto the vinyl for something with more detail.
Give Ryan a call and check out his website.

$7,500 to $8,000 for stickers... OUCH...