A picture is worth a thousand words! That was excellent! I must refresh my memory on how to tie a perfect knot you can pull on to tighten. Thanks for the expertise!
It’s commonly referred to as a truckers hitch. It’s a loop in the line at the end, and then tie another on the line with the running end about 3 ft back from the end. Run the line thru both and pull tight. Takes some practice but it works well. Thanks for watching.
you can measure rail to rail and add about one foot at the tallest point..eg the handle bars. there is no tape as the belly band string i run around is under the splash guards in the stern and thru the bow eye at the front hope this helps
great video, i was also thinking about using the bow hook as a strapping point, when you wrap 2 skis on a double trailer do you wrap it as 1 unit ? so many do , bad idea, all types of animals can get up inside and do some damage to seats and other parts of the skis making a nice and dry winter nest thanks for the video
Thank you for the comments. Yes I do sometimes wrap two together but that is a owners call but I do agree with you wrapping both separately is a better call more work but better call. Yes I go right thru the bow eye or even the strap hook eye. As long as you get something to hold it in place.
The smallest roll I normally have is 24’ wide. 32-36’ wide is really the best cost wise you can do 3 skis with a 12-14 long piece cut 3 times. 👍 but whatever works.
Regular electric heat gun will work but it'll take longer. I noticed you can't buy small pieces and am considering putting together a kit. Let me know if you're interested
Why not use 14ft wide wrap and go side to side it's easier to open and you use less footage of wrap side to side is only ten feet instead of 15 ft length wise.and if you pull your belly strap tighter and go down behind the bunks by jet pump it will cover the pump and won't have the rainbow on the sides where it will protect the side graphics.
Excellent comment. This was done with scrap. As a quick demo. But yes you are correct. Also if you are doing multiple skis you can split a 36’ and get 3 at a time.
That would have been a nice job had you installed a vent... No vents = removing the shrink wrap in the spring and finding your vessel is full of mold and mildew....
It would have been perfect if we could see the front of the ski… Preparation is everything and u didnt show the tie down process or how u wrapped the front cmon man
sorry my friend one of my first. make a cut at the bow where the tie down is for the trailer. slide it thru there to hold it in place. I hope this helps
A picture is worth a thousand words! That was excellent! I must refresh my memory on how to tie a perfect knot you can pull on to tighten. Thanks for the expertise!
It’s commonly referred to as a truckers hitch. It’s a loop in the line at the end, and then tie another on the line with the running end about 3 ft back from the end. Run the line thru both and pull tight. Takes some practice but it works well. Thanks for watching.
Love it! Right to the point. No bla bla bla. Great video! Got it. I'll do it myself next year. Thank You!!!
Very helpful. I need to shrink wrap a fountain and your video really helped.
How did you're fountain wrap go?
Easy money right there! Nicely done, and the fact you used a piece of scrap...even better!
Excellent job. Thank you. I'm gonna go wrap a couple jet skis and make some money right now.
Glad I could help. 👍
What brand of Heat? flame thrower are you using ? Where does a person get the shrink wrap?
Do you need vents? Also in the snow belt, would you ever use an extra support on seat? Nice video.
How to measure the size of the wrap ? also it doesn't show where you tide the tape you wrap around TIA
you can measure rail to rail and add about one foot at the tallest point..eg the handle bars. there is no tape as the belly band string i run around is under the splash guards in the stern and thru the bow eye at the front hope this helps
great video, i was also thinking about using the bow hook as a strapping point, when you wrap 2 skis on a double trailer do you wrap it as 1 unit ? so many do , bad idea, all types of animals can get up inside and do some damage to seats and other parts of the skis making a nice and dry winter nest thanks for the video
Thank you for the comments. Yes I do sometimes wrap two together but that is a owners call but I do agree with you wrapping both separately is a better call more work but better call. Yes I go right thru the bow eye or even the strap hook eye. As long as you get something to hold it in place.
@@mwiehl69 thanks for the reply, on my question / comment . are you usally using a 12 ft or wider roll for average skis,
The smallest roll I normally have is 24’ wide. 32-36’ wide is really the best cost wise you can do 3 skis with a 12-14 long piece cut 3 times. 👍 but whatever works.
What do you charge for a small job like that usually👍
Thanks for the video! If u don’t mind me asking, what do you charge for wrapping a Jet Ski?
Here on Cape Cod, MA it's typically $20 per foot PWC's are 12' so it goes for $240
Good job
12/13/22 where can I find the shrink wrap?
west marine, or amazon even has it try for at least 7mil min
Pwc don’t need vents when they are shrink wrapped ?
I vented afterwards. Normally 2.
Solid work
What would you say the size of that scrap piece was?
It was about 10’ x 24’
14' x 9' will do most skis
where did you get the material to shrink wrap and can a basic heat gun work?
Nice job a video,
You can order from marine supply and you could use a touch from roll roofing.
Regular electric heat gun will work but it'll take longer. I noticed you can't buy small pieces and am considering putting together a kit. Let me know if you're interested
Why not use 14ft wide wrap and go side to side it's easier to open and you use less footage of wrap side to side is only ten feet instead of 15 ft length wise.and if you pull your belly strap tighter and go down behind the bunks by jet pump it will cover the pump and won't have the rainbow on the sides where it will protect the side graphics.
Excellent comment. This was done with scrap. As a quick demo. But yes you are correct. Also if you are doing multiple skis you can split a 36’ and get 3 at a time.
It would’ve been nice for you to talk through it and tell what you were doing.
You know you are correct sir. I will try and add a narrative to it. Thank you for your comment. 👍🏼
@@mwiehl69 great job I got what you did
That would have been a nice job had you installed a vent... No vents = removing the shrink wrap in the spring and finding your vessel is full of mold and mildew....
your always the one moron in the crowd 😂
It would have been perfect if we could see the front of the ski… Preparation is everything and u didnt show the tie down process or how u wrapped the front cmon man
sorry my friend one of my first. make a cut at the bow where the tie down is for the trailer. slide it thru there to hold it in place. I hope this helps