Top Three Considerations Before Getting a Boat Wrap

Before getting your dream boat wrap or paint job, here are a few things you ought to know.

Paint or boat wrap? What is the best? Boat owners and Marine professionals have been asking that question for decades since the first vinyl sheet was applied on a boat. 

During that time, paint was progressively left aside and the ever-growing demand for boat wraps became a hot topic, and for good reasons.

Warmer weather is here, and for you, boat owners of New Jersey, that means taking off that boat cover and getting back out to the water. 

Yeah, we’re excited, too! The sun’s shining, and the water is calling our names. Everyone dreams of that perfect boat, letting everyone know that you mean business.
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Whether taking the family out for fun activities or fishing under blue skies, that boat deserves the best, and here are a few important pointers.

Boat Wraps Are Quick to Install

Let’s not beat around the bush here. You might have waited months to take the boat out again. The last thing you want to do is to put her back in the shop for another month.

But what if there was a way to give your boat a fresh look in just one or two days? How about maximizing your time on the water? 
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Clearly, a boat doesn’t belong on land and fun should not be delayed. So, what’s the answer?

Astonishingly, depending on its size, of course, it only takes one or two days to apply a boat wrap. 

As long as there are minimal rust and marine growth, your boat wrap doesn’t take long to apply at all. You can get that new look, then get back out to the water, in no time.

What then?

In New Jersey, every boat owner cares for their boat like a member of the family. 

As such an important part of your leisure time, a good boat deserves good protection. With the right vinyl, your boat wrap can last even longer with the right care.

Who wouldn’t want a layer of protection over the original paint?

Boat Wraps Offer Protection For A Third Of The Price

Vinyl boat wraps are usually about a third of the price of a full paint job. We know boats aren’t cheap to buy or maintain, but here’s one way to save.

Plus, there is no damage to the underlying paint if the paint is OEM quality paint.

So it’s easy to apply, protects the original paint, and doesn’t break the bank. Are you still waiting for the down-side? You might be here a while, then. 

What happens after your vinyl boat wrap is installed?

Boat Wraps Are Versatile

Say goodbye to hours of polishing, buffing, and pain-staking cleaning labor. With some warm water and soap, a simple sponge can make your boat look good as new.

Even if the vinyl boat wrap happens to be scratched or slightly damaged, fear not. There are ways to repair the wrap without the need to put on an entirely new one.

Looking for an aesthetic change?

Whenever you want, you can have the vinyl wrap removed and get fixed up with a new one. That’s right; new name, new color, new style, it’s that simple. All the time.

If we’re telling the truth, we find it hard to believe sometimes, too. With all of the design options available, there are basically no limits.

Whether you want to look professional, or just awesome, it’s within your power; just say the word.

Let’s Wrap Up!

Now that you know what to consider about your boat wraps, it’s time to get back out there. Whatever you plan to do on the boat, why not look great while doing it?

If you’re still considering whether a vinyl boat wrap is an option you’re looking for, reach out to our team. We’ll work with you to give you every available option, ranging from prices to designs. Are you ready for boat wraps?