Vinyl coatings have both a protective and aesthetic role to play on a superyacht’s surfaces. They offer a durable, economical and quick solution to your yacht finishing needs, with a wide range of colours and textures to offer you new freedoms in creativity.
The durability of the coating will vary depending on the type of vinyl selected and how well it is maintained. Vinyl coatings have stood up very well in tests against traditional coating options for yachts.
This depends on how big the project is and the type of vinyl selected. The best way to gauge the time advantages is to consider that a vinyl wrap is a much shorter process than a full paint job. After surface preparation, the vinyl is heat-sealed onto the surface to which it is being adhered, and that is all that is needed.
Once the vinyl film has been removed, the paint beneath will be revealed in the same condition in which it was originally covered.
There is a wide range of uses for vinyl coatings on a yacht’s interior, from deck heads and crew areas, to luxurious guest cabins with leather-effect or multi-textured relief effect surfaces.
Depending on the amount of damage your yacht sustains, you can use the repair set that you receive when wrapping your yacht. A simple patch can do most repairs. For larger damaged areas, it is best to contact skilled fitters.
