I asked that and he said no. It's water tight. The wrap over laps a 1/2 in and gets fused. Kinda like plastic welding. It's a trip. He did a couple different joints on my deck to show me how it works and then I poured water on it and completely dry.

Finished sanding my boat for paint. Then I was driving down the road to get food and seen a new shop that said vinyl wraps, cars trucks and boats so I stopped in to check it out and to wrap my 19ft Hallett bubble deck for as many colors and designs I want for only $650. I'm dropping it off Thursday morning and pick it up Monday. Oh and the best part it comes with a two year warranty for any thing, lifting, scratches bubbles even if I go to fast and it peels off. Covered for two years.

common problem is fading.  if they cover fading....youre good to go....at least for two years.

Finished sanding my boat for paint. Then I was driving down the road to get food and seen a new shop that said vinyl wraps, cars trucks and boats so I stopped in to check it out and to wrap my 19ft Hallett bubble deck for as many colors and designs I want for only $650. I'm dropping it off Thursday morning and pick it up Monday. Oh and the best part it comes with a two year warranty for any thing, lifting, scratches bubbles even if I go to fast and it peels off. Covered for two years.

Where is this guy located, and what's the name of the shop?


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you wrapping the entire boat or just top half?

Only wrapping from rub rail up.

For $650 bucks I will change the color every 6 months. I spend twice that on 1 drum of 114

But the memories are priceless

Just think every 6 months new color.  Sheriff boats won't know what's going on.  "Is that the same boat. Nope its a different color. "   Sounds like good a good plan to me.

Just think every 6 months new color.  Sheriff boats won't know what's going on.  "Is that the same boat. Nope its a different color. "   Sounds like good a good plan to me.

ha, thats funny right there.....could work....

Not to shoot your idea down (just giving an honest opinion), but if he doesn't cover fading on the wrap then I wouldn't do it. Had a buddy wrap his boat and it looked like shit after a one summer season.

I would personally save up to have the boat painted or a gel coat job


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The warranty covers fading. Maybe your buddy didn't have the new 3m craps that's out now. But like I said for $650 bucks I don't give two shits if it only last one summer. It's something different. I already have all the paint and primer to paint it. You looking for paint?? Lol. Jk.

Like I said just giving an opinion. Yes he did use the best product out there on his DCB. He wouldn't go the cheap route on that kind of boat.

And no I don't need paint, my boats in perfectly great shape as it is haha thanks tho


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Started digging into the wiring to figure out why my gauges aren't working. Now I can see why I've always avoided it. 
Somebody ran out of zip ties and wrapped the wires with electrical tape. Over and over and over…  :bang head:
I've seen worse, but, It'd be nice if I could trace the wire without it being spliced to a different color under 10 layers of tape.

Wet sanded and polished it up, 3 1/2 hours of work and it looks pretty damn good. Too bad it's not going out this weekend lol


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Dropped my boat off at the wrap shop.

Wet sanded and polished it up, 3 1/2 hours of work and it looks pretty damn good. Too bad it's not going out this weekend lol


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Clean boat.