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Maholli

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I c few questions asked so I thought i would share my current project, its USN themed with matching sea dek in old hardwood theme as well, the skirt above toons is getting wrapped as well and fence.
 

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That will be cool. Curious to see how it all turns out.
 
That is very interesting. I have been disappointed with the Sharkhide so I am very interested in seeing how this works out. Please keep us updated.
 
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This is 2nd one it works better then paint.. zero issues..
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Wow! That is amazing. I’ve seen many wraps on vehicles but on tubes I would worry that water would loosen a front edge then proceed to peel it off? I noticed that you had polished toons. Is that a requirement?
 
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Another one toons wrapped..
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This is looking like a great solution to ugly toons! My sharkhide has been peeling off from day one. Admittedly, I rubbed some of it off agains a piling at a dock. But the peeling now extends all the way to the tip of the toon. What does it cost to fully wrap the toons, if you don’t mind me asking?
 
Well this one on 20ft toons Nd fence was 1700$ installed. My Bennington 23 swingback 2500$ is estimate but im going all out as well.. motor, fence and toons..

Here is few more pics of other one. My benny will b done next week along with the sea dek im very excited
 

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Fascinating! So it doesn’t wear off from pounding of waves? Also, you’re saying that it holds up in saltwater as well?

VERY INTERESTED IN MORE INFO. Who/where was the work done? What is the wrap material?
 
Most places that do car wraps probably do marine wraps as well, i would check in the area u live in. Its more durable then painting or powder coating, so far 3 years in.. i boat in salt and fresh..
 
I think that red and black wrapped tubes in a couple of your pictures are pretty bad a$$! Very cool options. Perhaps another one along with the Vantage Guard product that some have considered.
 
Maholli said:
Most places that do car wraps probably do marine wraps as well, i would check in the area u live in. Its more durable then painting or powder coating, so far 3 years in.. i boat in salt and fresh..
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My concern is going to be the boat trailer. I would guess that they would get torn up pretty quickly. Maybe If I just wrap the top half....
 
As i have said its more durable then powder coating, absolutely zero issues with trailer loading damage. It does not tear or rip, i can hardly get it to even have a blemish. Reason i kno is bc my toon before the Bennington was top of line Regency which had the powder coatiings. I average about 200hrs a year boating. My boats r also kept in the water and i even ran aground 40mph in sarasota bay still not 1 mark on wrap. Which im sure u can damage its just very hard too.
 
Wow! That’s amazing! Thanks for sharing this info.
 
I'll have to ask the shop that did my boat wrap if they do pontoon wraps. I'm not doing them.......just curious!
 
Very interesting information here everyone. Curious to hear more feedback and how this holds up over time. Any impact on top speed from doing this?
 
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