Working on wrapping a work boat using the Architectural Films - Day 3 in Louisiana

Follow along with this boat interior wrap as we continue prepping raw wood surfaces for a professional finish. This day three journal covers essential surface preparation techniques.


Renovating a work boat requires careful attention to detail, especially when working with raw wood surfaces. In this segment, we focus on cleaning and prepping the interior areas, including the kitchen and seating, to ensure the architectural films adhere properly. We apply Zinsser guards to protect the wood, allowing it to cure for several days before the final application. This step is critical for achieving a durable, long-lasting result on the boat interior wrap.


Beyond the surface protection, the project involves replacing worn boards and updating hardware like door handles and knobs. By documenting our day-by-day progress, you can see the specific preparation methods needed to handle boat renovation projects correctly. Proper surface preparation remains the most important factor in ensuring the vinyl stays secure in a marine environment.

RM Elite Aero Yachts

Randy Miller 

Randy@rmwraps.com - 208-696-1180.

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