Mobile Marine Detailing
YachtWraps installs 3M Marine Protection Film at your slip in Fort Myers and Cape Coral, FL. We service Fort Myers Beach, the Cape Coral canal system, Sanibel, Captiva, and Lee County marinas — fully mobile, no haul-out required.
MPF is a clear, self-healing film applied to hull topsides, transom corners, cowlings, and gunwales. It absorbs dock contact, fender rash, and offshore abrasion — the kinds of wear that accumulate fast on boats that run the passes and ICW regularly. Virtually invisible and warranted for 3 years by 3M.
Cape Coral’s canal network means constant narrow-dock maneuvering. Fort Myers Beach sees tidal current and wind-driven docking conditions. Vessels running the Sanibel and Captiva passes accumulate bow and waterline wear faster than boats in protected anchorages. MPF is built for exactly this pattern of use.
Every YachtWraps installation comes with 3M’s 3-year manufacturer warranty — covering no yellowing, no bubbling, and no delamination.
A Dock Armor package on a 30–40 ft vessel typically runs $1,500–$2,500. Full hull coverage ranges $3,500–6,000+ depending on size. Free on-site quote at your slip — call (941) 294-3368.
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Do you service Cape Coral canal properties?
Yes. We regularly work at private dock locations throughout the Cape Coral canal system. No haul-out or marina required.
How long does 3M Marine Protection Film last in Fort Myers?
3M’s warranty covers 3 years. Southwest Florida UV is intense but the film is designed for marine tropical conditions. Most installations maintain excellent appearance for 4–5 years.
What zones should I prioritize on a center console running the passes?
Bow entry, waterline, and cowling tops are the highest-priority zones for CC’s that run Sanibel or Captiva passes regularly. Transom corners are next for boats with outboard engines.
Can you install MPF and ceramic coating on the same boat?
Yes — and we recommend it. Film on high-contact and high-impact zones; ceramic on hull sides and deck for UV and water resistance.