Boat wraps, from the shop called SeaWraps
Hull wraps, color changes and printed graphics for trailered boats up to 12 feet tall, installed in our climate-controlled Kent facility by the same certified team that wraps exotics.
What we wrap, and the one rule
Runabouts, bass boats, ski and wake boats, center consoles: if it arrives on a trailer and stands no taller than 12 feet from the ground to its highest point, it fits our facility and we can wrap it. Full hull color changes above the rub rail, printed designs and fishing-guide branding, registration numbers and lettering. The same premium cast films and edge discipline as our vehicle color changes, applied to gelcoat.
Gelcoat that has faded or chalked needs prep before film will bond properly, and we will tell you straight if your hull needs correction first. Wraps stay above the waterline. Pricing is quoted per vessel: hull length, coverage and design complexity set the number, and quotes come back within one business day.
Boat wrap questions, answered straight
How much does a boat wrap cost?
Boat wraps are quoted per vessel. Hull length, how far above the waterline the wrap runs, the condition of the gelcoat and the design all move the number, so two boats of the same length can price differently. Send us your boat's length, type and a couple of photos and we will have a real number back within one business day.
What size boats can SeaWraps wrap?
Trailered vessels up to 12 feet tall, measured from the ground to the highest point as it sits on the trailer. That covers most runabouts, bass boats, ski and wake boats, and many center consoles. If you are not sure yours fits, send the specs and we will confirm before you book.
Do I need to bring the boat on a trailer?
Yes. All boat work is done in our climate-controlled Kent facility, so the boat needs to arrive and stay on its trailer for the duration of the install.
How long does a boat wrap last on the water?
Premium cast films hold up well above the waterline in Pacific Northwest use, typically five-plus years with sensible care. Wraps are not applied below the waterline. Fresh water is gentler than salt; for boats moored in saltwater we will talk through expectations honestly before you commit.
Can you do registration numbers and boat lettering?
Yes. WA registration numbers, boat names and graphics are handled through our custom decals service, either on their own or as part of a wrap project.
Full wrap or partial: what do most boat owners choose?
Most projects are hull-side wraps: full color above the rub rail or a printed design along the sides. Partial wraps and accent graphics are a budget-friendly way to refresh a hull without covering everything.