Shrink-wrapping— Yes or no?

[rcknecht]

I've had mine srunk wrapped in the water the last two years... It is expesive, and some winters we get very little snow or freezing weather. The year have had about a foot of snow, and I am very happy the boat is srunk wrapped..

 

[Agucua]

Lots of guys shrik wrap painted boats with no issues..

 

[270SLX]

My Fisher winter canvas is on its 7th year. It paid for itself in a year and a half compared to shrink wrap. I will never go back to shrink wrap. Search other threads for "Fisher canvas".

 

[tdschafer]

My Fisher winter canvas is on its 7th year. It paid for itself in a year and a half compared to shrink wrap. I will never go back to shrink wrap. Search other threads for "Fisher canvas".

I looked into the Fisher cover a few years ago. Ron DDS used to cover his 36DB with one and gave me some great insight on them. I aldo spoke with the company rep who i felt was honest and open. I realized for my size boat it was going to be too cumbersome to install by myself and my kids are too young to help. Therefore I continue to Shrinkwrap....for now!


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Todd

 

[christo15]

We have a canvas cover and it's not as great as I expected it to be. It's definitely cheaper, but it is a royal PITA to put up and take down. It takes at least two strong people. I know it's more expensive to shrink wrap, but next year I may consider it. I may also consider doing a partial shrink wrap.