I got mine wrapped to protect the gel coat which was starting to crack a little, turned out a few companies i pro staff for wanted to advertise and ended up getting it all paid for and also get money every year for it as well. Even then i didnt go crazy with it in terms of advertising all over it. I got a good deal and i am protecting the boat. If i hadnt gotteni tpaid not sure i would have done it.

One year. Ripped it on a stump the 2nd time out. Started peeling, one side redone. A few nicks and such, still looks great until you get right up to it and look close.

Didn't pay but was told cost would have been about 2 K for design, boat and trailer.

I helped with the design. Told the graphic design guy the elements and logos I needed and he did the background. We tweaked it over about a 2 week period.

Took a month from start to finish. Getting vector graphics from sponsors took about a week. Then 3 to design and install.

My boat is 10 years old. Gelcoat was starting to oxidize and fade. It was either a wrap or a sand and re-clear job. Looks much better now. But, if I was paying, I don't think I would do it again.

I expect only 2 years out of the wrap. That's the way it is. I plan on getting a new boat next year so this was a good way to help sponsors who support my business while getting me through until then.

I will have a wrap on my new boat. If only to protect it from the elements. Texas sun can be brutal.

Looks good Roger. Is that a Bullet underneath?