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How does a boat wrap work?

– The complete process

Learn step by step how a professional boat wrapping works – from the first request to completion.

Step 1: Enquiry and Advice

Was passiert: You contact us with your request.

  • Free consultation by phone or email
  • Discussion of your wishes and requirements
  • Initial cost estimate
  • Schedule agreement

Step 2: Visit and Offer

Was passiert: We will visit your boat on site.

  • Accurate measurement and photo documentation
  • State assessment
  • Discussion of Design and Materials
  • Preparation of a detailed offer
  • Clarification of questions and specificities

Step 3: Contract conclusion and planning

Was passiert: They accept the offer and we plan the work.

  • Contract signature
  • Down payment (usually 30–50%)
  • Detailed planning of the process
  • Date confirmation
  • Digital design preview (rendering)

Step 4: Preparation of the boat

Was passiert: The boat is prepared for wrapping.

  • Transportation to the workplace (if necessary)
  • Thorough cleaning with special means
  • Drying (at least 24 hours)
  • Damage check
  • Baseline documentation

Step 5: Surface preparation

Was passiert: The surface is prepared for optimum adhesion.

  • Light grinding (P400–P600)
  • Removal of unevenness
  • Thorough cleaning of the grinding dust
  • Final inspection

Step 6: Masking & Protection

Was passiert: Areas that are not wrapped are protected.

  • Cover of windows and portholes
  • Protection of fittings and metal parts
  • Coverage of deck and other areas
  • Careful masking work for clean edges

Step 7: Film blank

Was passiert: The film is cut precisely.

  • Digital measurement of the yacht
  • CNC cutting machine (for maximum accuracy)
  • Verification of fit
  • Preparation for the application

Step 8: Film application

Was passiert: The film is applied – the core process.

  • Wetting the surface with special solution
  • Careful positioning of the film
  • Expressing air bubbles with doctor blade and heat
  • Processing of edges and transitions
  • Heat treatment for optimum adhesion
  • Quality control during the process

Step 9: Post-processing & Finishing

Was passiert: The film is finalized.

  • Removal of masking and protective films
  • Precise trimming of edges
  • Sealing of the edges
  • Final cleaning
  • Final quality control

Step 10: Hardening & Removal

Was passiert: The foil hardens and the boat is removed.

  • At least 24-48 hours of curing time
  • No mechanical stresses during this period
  • Acceptance inspection with you
  • Photo documentation of the final result
  • Transfer of the boat

Step 11: Conclusion of Payments & Documentation

Was passiert: The work will be finalised.

  • Margin invoice/final sum
  • Transfer of documentation and guarantee
  • Care instructions for the film
  • Contact details for future questions

Step 12: Follow-up and Support

Was passiert: We will stay there for you.

  • Free advice on questions
  • Annual maintenance and sealing (optional)
  • Damage repair services
  • Renewal after 10+ years (if desired)

Total duration and costs

PhaseDauer
Advice & Offer1–2 Tage
Preparation and planning1–2 weeks
Surface preparation1–2 Tage
Film application2–4 Tage
Hardening and removal2–3 Tage
Total duration1–3 weeks

Hunts Important Notes

  • All times are indicative and can vary depending on boat size and complexity
  • We work to the highest quality standards and take the time for perfect results
  • Weather and storage conditions can affect duration
  • We communicate transparently about all steps and keep you informed

Frequently asked questions about the process

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