This 69ft Symbol "ANTARES" was Innovative Wraps biggest project for 2021!
This massive project was done heading towards the end of the year over a span of 4 months. All the works for this job was done at d'Albora Marinas Cabarita Point.
The first part of the project we purely focused on the the exterior, starting with the superstructure and working our way down to the hull.
The materials we used were from the 3M 2080 series using different variations of black to appropriately suit the vessel. Gloss Black G12, Matte Black M12, Satin Black S12 and Brushed Metal Black BR12.
The hull, top roof and transom island were wrapped in Matte Black.
Satin Black was used to wrap the upper top deck and ceilings, back BBQ area, ceilings of the lower deck and back deck, port and starboard walkways.
Once we had completed the exterior, we installed 3 backlit stainless steel signs. One sign was installed on the transom which is 210mm high x 1100mm wide. The x2 signs installed on the sides are 800mm wide.
-Front 3mm mirror finish Stainless Steel 316 marine
-Backing 30mm thick translucent acrylic
-Lighting RGB LEDs
-Voltage 24vdc
-Mounting M4 stainless mounting studs
For the interior wrap works, we wrapped all the sections where the woodwork was practicable. Such as the main saloon, wheelhouse, main downstairs bedroom (including ensuite), dash cabins, downstairs hallway and bathrooms.
For all the surfaces that was flat or single curved, we used Dinoc FW-1985. For the sections that had a more complex curve we used 3M Satin Black S12 for easier application.
Scroll on to see some of the photos we managed to take for the blog.
Started off with the exterior, first job was the superstructure then moved our way down to the hull.
The hull before.
Backlit Stainless Steel Sign "ANTARES" installed on starboard and port side and the transom.
Time for the flybridge now that the exterior is done!
Flybridge process shots!
Bathrooms all done.
What a difference!
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From tinny fishing boats to a vessel like ANTARES, no job is too big or too small!
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