boat vinyl wrap vs paint
Boat wrap vs. paint may 10, 2019 | speedpro. wrapped or painted? boat owners have been asking that question since the ‘80s when vinyl wrap first became an option as eye-catching hull protection. so, which is better? boaters have had almost 40 years to decide, and the results are in — vinyl wraps are leaving paint in the past. Applying vinyl wrap requires few tools: basically, squeegees and a heat gun, plus tape to hold it in place until it can be tacked down. unlike lp, which requires a paint shop for spraying, vinyl can be applied outside by a crew working from staging. Boat wrap vs. painting archived. this topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. boat wrap vs. painting here is a video of a sailboat with a 100% vinyl wrap, including deck. the non skid tape looks ok. eva padding like raptor deck would look better until it gets dinged up. 
boat vinyl wrap vs paint When comparing wrap vs paint, the main point of using vinyl to change your car’s appearance is that it’s reversible. meaning, if you change your mind, or need to return the car to stock to sell it, you can always revert back to the original state. but when your paint is bad, you really don’t have a good base to apply the wrap to. Reversible - vinyl boat wraps are fully reversible with no damage to the paint underneath (provided the underlying paint is sound). use vinyl wraps to protect your boat’s original paint or gelcoat and maintain re-sale value, or try an ‘out there’ new colour without having to worry about it affecting the boat’s re-sale value in future.
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