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Hello,
Anybody try Stretch wrapping their boat.I paid over $200 last year to
shrinkwrap my 24ft boat.This could be cheaper and I can do it myself.
Thanks
Mike

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Hello,
Anybody try Stretch wrapping their boat.I paid over $200 last year to
shrinkwrap my 24ft boat.This could be cheaper and I can do it myself.
Thanks
Mike


Do you have enough time and money to do it twice?


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You can buy the shrinkwrap yourself. Use a heat gun, from what I
understand.

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Anybody try Stretch wrapping their boat.I paid over $200 last year to
shrinkwrap my 24ft boat.This could be cheaper and I can do it myself.
Thanks
Mike


Do you have enough time and money to do it twice?




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Bill McKee wrote:
: You can buy the shrinkwrap yourself. Use a heat gun, from what I
: understand.

Where can one buy shrink wrap for something the size of a boat?

b.
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Where can one buy shrink wrap for something the size of a boat?

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Do a search on the net for boat shrink wrap. You can buy a kit, including
gun and a roll of shrink wrap. You will also need nylon strapping and
vents.

The gun is actually more than just a heat gun...it is fueled by propane and
has a large open flame. It will take a couple of years of shrink wrapping
your boat to make up for the cost of the kit.

Make sure your insurance policy is up to date before you attempt to do your
own boat and make sure your marina (or yard where your store) will allow you
to do this. Also be prepared to accept some damage to your boat when doing
it for the first time. ;-)




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Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 15:27:51 -0700, wrote:


Bill McKee wrote:
: You can buy the shrinkwrap yourself. Use a heat gun, from what I
: understand.

Where can one buy shrink wrap for something the size of a boat



http://www.buffaloshrinkwrap.com/products.asp

http://www.dr-shrink.com/

http://www.shrink-film.com/

http://www.shrinkit-inc.com/Shrink-wrap-film.htm

I bought my gun used and I purchased a roll of film which so far has
lasted me for two seasons - I should be two more out of it.

Compared to how much it costs to have it done, either mobile or a
dealer/marina, you can save a lot of money with a little initial
investment.


My plan is to renovate my garage and extend it two feet so I can get My
Sandpiper 565 inside.
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What do you mean"Do it twice".

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