Full Custom Hull Wraps
A total color change from bow to stern.
- Gloss, satin, matte, or metallic finish
- It covers faded, oxidized gelcoat
- Costs less than a repaint, plain and simple
Elite Surface Protection Films dealer
Faded gelcoat makes a fine boat look old. We wrap in marine-grade vinyl that holds through UV, salt, and spray — then looks new. From TVP Auto, Raleigh's own crew.
Wraps start at about one-fifty a foot. We'll send a firm quote within one workday.
warranty on each full hull wrap.
This is where wraps start — price it in seconds.
Hear back with quote and mockup.
Faded gelcoat makes a great boat look tired. Marine-grade vinyl resists UV, salt, and spray, and looks like fresh paint. And when you want a new look, it can come off.
Pick the plan that fits your boat and budget. We mock up free before each job begins.
A total color change from bow to stern.
Bold style that fits a smaller budget.
Lock in the shine, cut wash time in half.
The stealth finish for yachts and fine paint.
New interior, minus the shipyard bill.
Your boat becomes a billboard that floats.
Your wrap, on your boat. Tap a panel.
Printed hull wrap
Deep blue waves on the port hull, white foam lines, finished in gloss.
One yacht, two stories: faded gelcoat left, gloss metallic blue on the right.
Real installs: a blue camo hull wrap on a twenty-six Jupiter in the Bahamas, plus a wrapped transom on a sportfisher docked in Morehead City.
Shop file job
Full hull wrap — tap a color to preview. notch.
Half down. Twelve-month film warranty with proper rinse and care.
Available finishes
Marine PPF
Salt, rings, sunscreen, and shoes kill tables. TVP Absolute Shield treats wood like a hull — cut for the panel, seated in the grain, edges wrapped so water cannot creep.
We quote it after photos. A typical table is half a day in the Westgate bay — or on the boat if it can't be trailered.
Pick your boat type and length below. No email needed.
A rough number for a full hull wrap. The fifteen-foot shop package runs twenty-three hundred, installed — see “On the bench now.” Final price depends on hull shape, finish, design, and surface condition.
For most owners, yes. A wrap costs less than a repaint, takes days and not weeks, and shields the gelcoat underneath. When you want a new look, it peels off. Paint wins when the hull's structure's hurt or you want a finish that's permanent.
Our full hull wraps carry a five-year warranty. Real life depends on sun, storage, and care. Hand wash with a soft mitt, skip harsh brushes, keep pressure washers away from edges. Ceramic coating makes washing faster and keeps the color rich.
Chalky oxidation is fine — we prep it. Deep gouges, cracks, and failed repairs must be fixed before we wrap, because vinyl hides faded color, not structural damage. Send photos; we'll tell you what we see.
No. Non-skid decks and underwater surfaces are out, plus damage and unstable spots. We keep your hull ID and registration numbers clear, compliant, correctly placed — and any new lettering lands right.
At our Westgate shop in Raleigh, by appointment, Monday through Friday. Send your boat's length and beam; we'll confirm the plan and drop-off day.
Make, model, year, length, and beam, photos of each side, your colors or finish, and your ideal timeline. The more we see, the firmer the price.
The shop package is twenty-three hundred installed — design at seven-fifty, print and install at fifteen-fifty. Panels only: fourteen hundred. Bow and gunwale add two-fifty more. That's the fifteen-foot class, sides and transom, printed on our SG2-300. Bigger hulls go through the estimator, then photo review.
Tell us about your boat. We reply in one business day with a firm price and a design mockup.
Yes. Clear marine-grade PPF on tables, drink rails, and interior wood. It blocks rings, UV gray-out, and foot traffic. We pattern each panel and wrap the edges — no water gets under. Send table photos for a firm quote.
Five to seven years with wash care. Salt, UV, and workload move that number. Three years written against crack, bubble, and yellow from the film.
Wash and dry with pH-neutral soap. SiO2 each one to three months keeps it beading. Never compound the film like gelcoat.
Yes. A deep chip may show a small pocket, but the film stops that spot from growing.
Like a vinyl wrap: heat, peel, light cleanup. The gelcoat comes back clean when the install was right.
We'll send your quote and mockup within one business day.
Need it sooner? Call 919-274-5365.
TVP Marine Film — our own line. Shield eight-mil for tables, teak, and general surfaces; Shield Pro fourteen-mil for sportfish hulls and transoms. Outboard kits by motor. Three-year film guarantee. Other shops can certify through Westgate — same model as the national MPF brands.