Experts shrink wrap 22' Baretta cuddy cabin boat (with explanation)

[@jonbarnett6132]

Great job guys!

[@mrxmrp8795]

Nice how to video, where does one get the shrink wrap in a roll?

[@buffaloboatshrinkwrapping]

I use a few different suppliers. Plastic at this quantity is a commodity. I'll be selling it from my website soon. FYI it comes in 200 lb rolls.

[@harlandvaught1177]

Put a small bedroom heater where the engine is every night during the winter time get you a Christmas tree extension cord with the red button on it have the heater already turned on and at night during the winter time Master red button so the heater can keep the engine warm that way you don't have to worry about it cracking due to cold weather trust me you thank me later

[@King_TuTT]

you forgot ventilation ports. also moisture catching bags inside so you don't get black mold inside. I had a buddy that didn't do that and there was a ton of mold the next season making a mess of a clean up.

[@buffaloboatshrinkwrapping]

Vents are only needed if there's moisture inside the boat, or inside the bilge. Otherwise its not necessary. Maybe your friends boat had holes in the shrink or water still in the bilge area?

[@driftmania8553]

Vents and moisture caching bags are not recomendet all together... one of them is enough

[@tomrunning357]

I just shrink wrapped a pontoon for the first time the other day everything went good didn't burn thru anywhere. My biggest problem was welding the edges and getting it to stick and stay. When trying to put the heat to it wanted to stick to my glove. Any suggestions?

[@buffaloboatshrinkwrapping]

@tomrunning357 hmm maybe its the material of your welding gloves? That hasnt happened to me

[@buffaloboatshrinkwrapping]

Hey Tom. Let me give you a better answer. These are the welding gloves that I use: amzn.to/4e5IG5A I've had a few pairs over the years. These are super comfortable

[@tomrunning357]

@@buffaloboatshrinkwrapping thanks for steering me in the right direction I will definitely put your experience to work for me.