Custom Sail Graphics Printing by Innovative Wraps
- Innovative Wraps
- Jan 26, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 4, 2025
We were honoured to be part of the team who delivered branding solutions for the hulls and sails of the WASZP boats competing in the SAILGP events.
If you haven't seen a WASZP yet, check these cool little foiling speed machines out at WASZP and more photos of the Sydney series here.
In collaboration with the WASZP installer, we figured out the correct 3M material to print on and using our Mimaki printer with Ultraviolet cured inks, we printed up all the sail and hull artwork for the boat with country flags along with extras for spares.
See more of the completed hull and sail decals at the Sydney event video below
Another print-focused project was the Princess 65 in Sydney, where we produced custom artwork and applied it across the hull. The job involved colour matching, accurate alignment, and the same attention to detail used in our sail graphics work.
Reading through the detailed breakdown of sail graphic printing techniques I was particularly struck by the discussion on the color retention rates after prolonged UV exposure The article cites a 15% average fade over six months for standard inks which seems both precise and alarming in practical applications It made me wonder how such metrics could influence material choices in competitive sailing communities Here New Assignment Help Australia comes to mind as a reference point for evaluating technical accuracy and methodological rigor in applied research contexts Their resources often emphasize replicable outcomes which resonates with the experimental approach highlighted here Extending this logic one could imagine a scenario where crews select sail designs not purely for aesthetics but based on…