AZIMUT 90 HULL WRAP IN GLOSS BOAT BLUE

Oct 2

2 min read

Auspro Azimut 90 hull wrap before and after, showing the change from a light-coloured hull to Gloss Boat Blue.

A deep blue hull. A crisp white waterline. A new presence for Auspro. At Sydney City Marine, Innovative Wraps completed this Azimut 90 hull wrap in Gloss Boat Blue G127, giving Auspro’s sweeping lines greater definition and a finish that feels naturally at home on the water.

AZIMUT 90 HULL WRAP: BEFORE THE BLUE

With its light-coloured hull and white superstructure, the Azimut 90 had a soft, understated profile. The move to Gloss Boat Blue would introduce a deeper contrast, giving those same sweeping lines a more defined presence.

Auspro Azimut 90 with its original light-coloured hull in the shipyard before wrapping.

BLUE WITH PRESENCE

In Gloss Boat Blue G127, the hull takes on a richer, more distinctive character. Reflections trace its long curves, while the contrast with the white superstructure gives Auspro’s profile a crisp definition. The yacht’s original lines remain; the colour changes how you see them.

Gloss Boat Blue vinyl being applied to the Azimut 90 hull, with installers working from a raised platform.

As the wrap progresses along the hull, the new profile begins to emerge. Reflections across the newly wrapped surface reveal the depth and gloss of the blue finish.

Auspro Azimut 90 after wrapping, with a glossy blue hull beneath its white superstructure.

DEFINED BY DETAIL

The finishing details bring the whole look together. A 100 mm white waterline stripe traces the deep blue hull, while wrapped capping rails and refreshed bow name graphics complete Auspro’s new look. Each element adds definition without interrupting the yacht’s flowing lines.

Close-up of Auspro’s glossy blue bow, showing the chrome anchor and white waterline stripe.

THE TRANSFORMATION IN VIEW

The before-and-after view brings the transformation into focus. Gloss Boat Blue gives Auspro’s hull a stronger visual identity, while the white waterline stripe follows its shape from bow to stern. From this angle, the colour and finishing details come together as one complete look.