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Marine graphics & signage
Boat names, hull decals, wraps and signwriting in marine-grade materials
Graphics is the cheapest way to change how a boat looks and the easiest place to get burned by the wrong materials. Marine-grade cast vinyl with a UV laminate stays put for years; cheap calendared film curls at the edges and cracks within a season of salt and sun.
Professionals in this category must upload their material specification and warranty sheet along with photographs of completed work, so you can see the standard before you book. Registration lettering, boat names, hull stripes, full wraps and hand-painted signwriting are all listed as separate trades.
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What Verified meansWhat our team checks in this category
- Public liability insuranceYour public liability certificate, in date.
- Photo ID or Companies HouseLimited company: we match your name against the Companies House officer list. Sole trader or partnership: a photo of your driving licence or passport, uploaded from your portal.
- Trade qualifications or experience evidenceManufacturer tickets, trade certificates or accreditations for every service you're listed under. No formal qualification for this trade? Photos of prior work plus a short statement are accepted instead.
- Business registrationCompanies House, sole-trader UTR or VAT registration matching the trading name.
- Materials & vinyl specificationMarine-grade vinyl / ink / laminate brands, warranty sheet and suitability statement.
- Artwork & copyright clearancePermission to reproduce logos, boat names or third-party artwork, or licensed design assets.
Documents are re-checked at expiry. How we verify professionals.
How to pick the right quote
- • Cast marine-grade vinyl (3M, Avery, Oracal) with a laminate, named in the quote
- • Photographs of previous marine work, not just vehicle wraps
- • Confirmation they can reproduce your artwork legally
- • Application planned for a dry, sheltered, temperature-suitable day
Payment is held securely and only released once you confirm the work is complete.
What owners book most
- Boat name, port of registry and registration lettering
- Hull stripes, flashes and decal replacement
- Full or partial vinyl wraps on hull and superstructure
- Traditional signwriting and hand-painted lettering
- Removal of old vinyl and adhesive residue
- Commercial branding for charter and workboats
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Marine graphics & signage — FAQ
- How long do boat graphics last?
- Marine-grade cast vinyl with a UV laminate typically stays good for several years above the waterline, less on high-exposure surfaces. Below the waterline and on flexing areas, expect a shorter life whatever the material.
- Can old vinyl be removed without damaging gelcoat?
- Usually yes, with heat and the right adhesive remover. Older, sun-baked vinyl often leaves a shadow in the gelcoat where the surrounding surface has faded, so a polish afterwards is normally part of the job.
- Do I have to display a name and port of registry?
- Requirements depend on how the vessel is registered and used — Part 1 registration and commercial coding have specific marking rules. A specialist who does this regularly will size and position lettering accordingly.
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