Boat wraps are an increasingly popular way to protect, personalise, and enhance the appearance of your Yellowfin boat. Whether you’re after a sleek new look, branding for your business, or added protection for your boat’s surface, a quality wrap can do the job without the cost and permanence of paint. But not all boat wraps are the same. Understanding the different types of boat wraps can help you choose the right option for your style, budget, and boating lifestyle.

Full Wraps

A full boat wrap covers the entire exterior surface of the boat’s hull above the waterline. These are ideal for boat owners looking for a complete visual transformation. Full wraps can include bold graphics, solid colours, or customised designs; anything from camouflage to carbon fibre textures or advertising logos.

Best for: Maximum impact, rebranding, or total boat makeovers
Pros: Total coverage, highly customisable, protects original finish
Cons: More expensive than partial wraps, takes longer to install

Partial Wraps

Partial wraps are applied to only a selection of the boat, often the sides or transom. This is a great option for boat owners who want a fresh look or branding without the cost of a full wrap. It's also useful for accenting your boat’s design with decals, stripes, or lettering.

Best for: Budget-conscious boaters, basic branding, or decorative accents
Pros: More affordable, easier to apply, quicker turnaround
Cons: Less coverage and protection than full wraps

Interior Wraps

Interior wraps are often used for refurbishing consoles, dashboards, cabinets, or non-slip flooring. These wraps can give worn or outdated interiors a modern update without the hassle of painting the entire interior or replacing it entirely. This is only applicable for boats with cabins like the Haines Hunter boats.

Best for: Updating interiors without full renovations
Pros: Easy to clean, moisture-resistant, improves aesthetic
Cons: Not all interior surfaces are ideal for wrapping

Textured and Specialty Wraps

Some boat wraps go beyond simple colours or graphics. Textured wraps like brushed aluminium, matte finishes, gloss carbon fibre or chrome can give your boat a high-end appearance. These are ideal for owners who want a standout, premium look.

Best for: Unique, luxury appearance or specific design themes
Pros: Eye-catching, stylish, premium feel
Cons: Higher cost, can be harder to repair or match if damaged

Custom Graphic Wraps

Custom wraps are digitally designed to feature logos, artwork, business branding, or personal styles. These are especially popular for fishing charters, racing teams, or promotional vessels. Graphic wraps can turn your boat into a moving billboard or a personal statement.

Best for: Businesses, sports teams, personal use, or promotional use
Pros: Fully customisable, professional look, brand exposure
Cons: Needs professional design and application, higher cost