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Shrink Wrap is a polyethlylene material used by boat builders, dealers and owners who need to protect boats during transport and storage. Shrink Wrapping is an economical and reliable method for storing and protecting boats, recreational vehicles, outdoor furniture and equipment from dirt, dust, rain, snow and other destructive elements.
Poly-America - Shrink Wrap may be completely recycled. When it is time to dispose of used shrink wrap simplify the job by using the Seafarer Shrink Wrap Recycle Bag Kit.
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For repairing holes in the shrink wrap, and attaching doors and securing accessories (vents, etc.) to the shrink wrap use Seafarer Shrink Wrap Tape
*Do Not apply Shrink Wrap Tape directly to the boat's hull or other areas where tape may leave a residue
To tape shrink wrap directly to the hull, use Seafarer White Hull Preservation Tape
Item prefix
Box Dimensions (approx)
Weight (approx)
PAI-SF0714
10" x 10" x 49"
100 lb
PAI-SF0716
11" x 11" x 53"
108 lb
PAI-SF0717
10" x 10" x 54"
100 lb
PAI-SF0720
10" x 10" x 64"
108 lb
PAI-SF0724
11" x 11" x 53"
97 lb
PAI-SF0728
9" x 9" x 49"
108 lb
PAI-SF0732
10" x 10" x 64"
108 lb
PAI-SF0740
11" x 11" x 65"
135 lb
BRAND:
Poly-America
Type:
Shrink Film
Questions & Answers about Poly-America Shrink Wrap 7 Mil Mid-Weight Rolls:
2012-09-18A shopper asked: How wide of roll should I get for 32 foot fly bridge cruiser?
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2012-09-18JOHN GRAHAM: The only way to truly know is to use a tape measure. Start at least two feet below the rub rail at the widest point of your boat, measure over the highest point of your boat, and then down two feet below the rub rail on the opposite side. At least six inches, of the two feet below the rubrail, will be folded under to seal around the hull strap. So, the more hull you want to cover below the rub rail will require and even wider roll. Don't forget to take the dimensions of a support frame into account, if using one.
2012-09-18IVAN PARSONS: Measure the height of the boat from the waterline to the highest point and double this number.
2012-09-18KEVIN BREHM: I bought the 7mil 24' wide roll which was just wide enough for my 1986 300 sedan 30 foot searay flybridge. I also bought the strapping tape, tape, door, and 3 vents. I used Heavy PVC 3 inch pipe as the backbone of my frame. I used carpeting to protect the fiberglass wherever it touches, (the carpet is tie wrapped to the pipe). Good Luck, I have been very satisfied with the shrink wrap. Just make sure any points, edges, sharp corners are covered or avoided with carpet or foam and tie everything down well.
2012-09-18GERALD MCMULLEN: What size beam do you have?
2011-11-02A shopper asked: do you do the shrink wrap yourslf?
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2011-11-20JEFF HOWE: Yes I do. I watched the "how to" video and was able to do a good job.
2011-11-21DAVID WESNER: yes, been doing it for four years now. Split the roll and materials with a friend that also does his.
2011-11-21PAUL HYDE: Yes, but you have to string the boat properly to make sure it doesn't collapse. You'll need a propane powered heat shrink gun and some shrink wrap tape as well. Check out the shrink wrap how to video on the JD website to see if it's something your comfortable doing. You can also find some good how to videos on youtube.
2011-11-21NICK LEIGHTON: yes
2011-11-21Dan Gendreau: You can definitely wrap your own boat, provided you have the right tools, equipment, and you have an idea of how to go about it. Does it save you a lot of money? It depends how big your boat is. You are going to need shrink wrap film, tape, a good heat gun (the forty dollar one from the arts and crafts store is not going to cut, you need a real shrink gun), a ladder and or extension for the heat tool, and heavy gloves (do not forget the gloves!). The cost of these items add up, but the tools pay for themselves over time. As far as the process goes, I think JD has how to instructions and videos on the site. If not, there are sites online with that information. Good luck!
2011-11-22IVAN PARSONS: Yes I couldn't get anyone to come to my boat so I bought a heat gun and wrap it myself. It takes a little getting used to but is fairly easy after the first time. I found that watching a how to video on You Tube very helpful. Hint: you have to get the wrap hot enough to appear almost fluid but be very aware of any small holes starting---they get big fast.
2011-11-23DAVID BOND: Yes
2011-10-21A shopper asked: what size wrap for a bayliner ciera classic 2859 boat 28 x 10' I mean how wide does it need to be ?
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2011-10-21NICK LEIGHTON: our boat is 9' wide and the 14' poly works fine.
my opinion is that 14' would work for a 10' beam.
2011-10-22DAVID WESNER: you need to do some measuring...take a tape and measure the distance from the ridge of your frame to the gunwale and how far down you attempt to go, then times by two. Do this in multiple spots along the keel to ensure you get the max distance.
2011-11-21DAVID WESNER: Sounds like you need to watch the videos available on the JD web site. They are very good and should answer any question you may have.
2011-09-05JOE CAMPIONE asked: I have a 60 year old fountain in the middle of my drive way. At its largest circumference it is about 50ft. The years of chicago weather have taken its toll. I would like to purchase the shrinkwrap and cover the fountain for the upcoming winter. What are your recommendations for me? Thanks
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2011-09-06DON DETTLINGER: What is made out of? If you want to preserve it build a frame and wrap it. Its somewhat easy to do, Jamestown has everything you need.
Capt. Don
2011-09-09Joe Campione: Thanks for your response. The fountain is made of mostly concrete. Copper lions and angels. It was shipped from Sicily in 1955, a wedding present for my mother from my dad. He just passed away not to long ago and I want to preserve it as best I can.
Thanks again.
2011-09-07GERALD MCMULLEN: Hello Joe, I have a 35' Carver Aft Cabin with a flybridge and I have used this 7 Mil Mid Weight shrinkwrap from Jamestown now for three to four years. I live up in New Hampshire where the winters are very cold and windy and Snowy just as bad as chicago if not worse. I have yet to have the shrinkwrap come off of my boat or rip during the extreme winters that I have been using it. It is a great product and I recommend using the white not the blue. I have shrunkwrap my boat myself for the past four years and never had any problem with the product.
Hope this helps you!
Thanks Jerry McMullen
Hampton Beach, New Hampshire
2011-09-09Joe Campione: Jerry,
Thank you for the most informative answer. However let me ask you one more, did you purchase the heat gun or do you have an alternative?
Joe
2011-09-12GERALD MCMULLEN: Joe, I have my own shrink gun,
Comments about Poly-America Shrink Wrap 7 Mil Mid-Weight Rolls:
Perfect videos with one exception....I thought we would see a great explosion when you shrink wrapped over the propane tank ON THE FORKLIFT....Not a safe practice, [...]
5/29/2008
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
4.0
Easy to work with and seals tight
By TrackmeetTim
from Newton, MA
About Me Handyman
Pros
Protective
Weather resistant
Cons
none
Best Uses
Protect equipment
Protect powerboats
Protect sailboats
Comments about Poly-America Shrink Wrap 7 Mil Mid-Weight Rolls:
The Poly boat wrap does a super job. It really is easy to work with and conforms well. The key is to use the correct heat tool.
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