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Has anyone wrapped their boat or truck in Crappie Camo by Fishouflage (see here---> Camo4u Camoskinz - Premium Vinyl Camo Wraps for Trucks, Boats, ATVs, Guns, and more. The only camouflage graphic system with a lifetime warranty against fading. Camo clad your hunting vehicles. Over 30 camo designs to choose from including Realtree, )? If so do you have pics to share? I am looking at doing this on my boat and possibly truck too.
I'd like to see it also...was going to order my new Lowe in a Camo pattern but it limited the other options I wanted to have put on it.
Not yet, but am planning to.
lowerlip, I asked the same question a few days ago about this product or a product called www.camowraps.com. I am looking for the same type of information besides from the dealer direct telling me what i want to hear about the product. I am wanting to apply this product to an aluminum bass tracker. So hopefully you get some good advice on here about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowerlip
Thats hardcore. I like it for sure.
Think the crappie pattern would cause them to school around the boat? Better not get the muskie pattern though, you'll never see another fish.
Looks great..... I might consider doing that myself
check out tinboatsdotnet, one of the site sponsors does camo wraps. No, I'm not affiliated with it.
We went with the Camo4u Fishouflage kit for 2 reasons.
1 - they offer a lifetime warranty... The others do not...
2 - Camo4u is the only company that offer Fishouflage....
Very nice looking vinyl...
Attachment 84776Attachment 84777Attachment 84778Attachment 84779I have a sign company. We wrapped a 20' Nitro for a friend of mine in the Fish O' Flauge crappie last spring as a favor. It does look awesome. I will try to find the picture and post on here tomorrow.
That looks good. Great work man.
looks awesome. Totaly changes the boat
sweet!
Bet that ain't cheap.
I bought the strips of Mossy Oak from CamoWrap.com; wrapped the lower portion of my truck, gas lid, door knobs etc almost 5 years ago and it looks like new. No fading or peeling. At the same time I wrapped the aluminum camper shell on my truck. It was good until I moved back home to Kentucky and cold weather got the better half of it. Peeled right of the aluminum. Not sure how it would handle on a aluminum boat. I'm guessing much better than the "thin" aluminum on my camper shell. Cold weather hasn't bothered wrap on truck at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by buckhavoc
I think the Fishouflage vinyl is a little better quality....
The fishoflauge is better. It has been laminated. 5 years ago the didn't do lamination on the vinyl.
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Originally Posted by lowerlip
I sent you a pm...Quote:
Originally Posted by BGCrappieCatcher
Camo4u 180sf covers jon-boat up to 25 ft $675Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
CamoWraps 180sf covers jon boats up to 25 ft $756
Can't beat Camo4u price matching and "lifetime fade warranty", "durable solvent inks", "continuos camo rolls", "accurate color matching", and "sheet laminate protection" that "NO" other product on the market offers.
Like I said in other post, I bought camowraps for my truck "almost" 5 years ago and it still looks like new. No fading or peeling. Had I known The fishoflauge was better, that it has been laminated and that 5 years ago the didn't do lamination on the vinyl I would have bought it.
I called and spoke with them. It comes in a big roll. You have to measure, cut, peel, stick, work the air bubbles out, trim each and every piece. The base product sounds really good, the labor to do it and install is the thing people need to understand about this stuff.I am familiar with the company as they offer hydrographic dipping kits and I hydro dip lots of items.
Just talked to a guy this week that had it on a boat he bought. Got tired of it and took it off.
No problems taking it off. It was a glass boat, didn't leave any places or any signs it had been on there if you get tired of it later. He also said it wasn't showing any wear when he took it
off. It was fishoflauge.
Yeah that is what I am going with... Camo4U. I emailed camowraps for the warranty coverage and the fading and they still havent answered me.
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Originally Posted by wldkat
We have been very pleased with the Camo4u product. Has held up really well and the printing on the Crappie Camo is almost like a photo....
Going to do one of our ATVs in Crappie Camo next
Camowraps does not sell the Fishouflage patterns. Only Camo4u and Camoskinz sell it (www.camo4u.com or www.camoskinz.com )
buckhavoc - did you ever do the camo wrap? pics?
We...Love...ItQuote:
Originally Posted by lowerlip
Has anyone actually bought the kit and done it themselves? Wonder how hard it is to go around curves and not get creases?
We did do a full camo wrap from them a few years back and it has been holding up GREATQuote:
Originally Posted by lowerlip
The Camo4u vinyl is stretchy and flexible so it makes it easier to install without getting wrinklesQuote:
Originally Posted by try'n hard