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What is Shrink-Wrap?
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Our Shrink film is a low-density polyethylene film made 100% virgin resin that when heated shrinks 25% to encase, weatherproof and protect the item from UV rays. Shrink-Wrap is inexpensive, easily applied, and carries a 12 month guarantee.
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| How much does Shrink-Wrap cost? |
| It depends. I know that is an annoying answer but Shrink-Wrap comes in different widths (12' through 40') and thicknesses (6 through 12 mil.) for different applications. For example, to wrap a 20 foot ski boat we would use a 7 mil. film in a 17 to 20 foot width and charge approximately $8 to $10 per lineal (running) foot of the boat. A boat with a ski tower would cost a bit more due to extra film used. Whereas to wrap a damaged roof of a 1200 square foot house, we would use a 10 or 12 mil. film in 40' widths and charge by the square foot. |
| What is the difference between stretch wrap and Shrink-Wrap? |
| Stretch wrap is applied around an object, sticks to itself and is not weatherproof. Shrink-Wrap is heated with propane fired heat gun to shrink the film around the object sealing it in a dense, UV protected, weatherproof cocoon. |
| What are Shrink-Wrap uses for the Marine industry? |
| Shrink-Wrap forms a tight cover to weatherize boats for storage and transport. Unlike canvas covers, Shrink-Wrap will not deteriorate in the sun, will not flap around during transport causing scratching, and will not allow dirt and rain into the boat. |
| What can be Shrink-Wrapped? |
| Because Shrink-Wrap molds itself onto the shape of the object, there is no limit to the Shrink-Wrap applications. For buildings and large objects, AzDuraWrap uses multiple sheets of film and heat fuses them together creating one large seamless sheet to blanket the structure. | |
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For Protection, Storage and Transport:
Lumber
Sheet Rock
Tires
PVC Pipe
Raw Metals
Signs
Billboards
Hay
Idle Equipment
RV's,ATV's
Boats, PWC
Patio Furniture
Hot Tubs
Outdoor Kitchens
Greenhouses
Dog Runs
Paddock Stables
Damaged Buildings
Manufactured Homes
Freight for Transport
Delayed Construction
Interior Barriers during Remodel |
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