Hull and cabin wrap projects by Innovative Wraps

This hull wrap project, a Beneteau Monte Carlo 42 Cruiser was done at Fenwicks Marina by the Innovative Wraps team. The boat, originally navy blue but faded over time (as you'll see from the photos below), underwent a fresh makeover using 3M Gloss Sterling Silver (G251) vinyl wrap. This choice not only refreshed its appearance but also provided enhanced durability and UV protection for many more years. Before Colour completely fade and looking very tired. More before-and-aft

An awesome hull wrap project done by the Innovative Wraps team for this 10.3m Sealine s330. You'll see in the pictures below, the...

This Sunseeker Manhattan 60 was recently wrapped by the Innovative Wraps team over at Empire Marina in Bobbin Heads. This project took...

This 33ft Phantom "FIDELIO" was wrapped by the Innovative Wraps team over a couple of days at White Bay 6. The customer wanted to do a...

Fun little day project done by the Innovative Wraps team. We used 3M Matte Silver (M21) vinyl boat wrap to give this 5m Stacer a...

This exterior vinyl wrap project was done by the Innovative Wraps team at Royal Motor Yacht Club, Point Piper. 3M Gloss White Vinyl...

This 43 Fibrafort vinyl wrap project was done by Innovative Wraps. The existing wrap on the hull and roof had started to look worn out especially the roof as it suffered sun damage. 3M Gloss Black Hull Wrap plus 3m Gloss Black & White Roof Wrap We used 3M Gloss Black (G12) to wrap the hull (sides only) and 3M Gloss White (G10) and 3M Gloss Black (G12) for the roof. We mounted a clear laminate on top of the Gloss Black and White for extra longevity. Hull Wrap and Roof Wrap Bef

This hull wrap project was done by the Innovative Wraps team. The crew at Dockside Marine Restorations had the boat prepped and ready for...

Here were have another Axopar to add to our list! This 37ft Axopar "SPECTRE" is used as a private charter boat for a family-run business...

Innovative Wraps installed a brand new stripe on this 70ft Outer Reef "JINSEI". This job was done whilst the boat was still in the water...