Blaze Shark Vinyl Boat Decals Set of 2-12" to 48" Wide

Description

A set of two blaze shark vinyl decals for boat hulls, transoms, and gear, solvent-printed on outdoor vinyl and available in widths from 12" to 48".

A Matching Pair of Blaze Sharks for Port and Starboard

This listing is for a set of two blaze shark decals printed as a matching pair, so you can dress both sides of your hull without piecing together graphics from separate runs. Both sharks feature the same artwork, colors, and size, which keeps the look balanced from port to starboard. Most boaters place one decal on each side of the hull near the waterline or mid-panel. Others run both across a wide transom, or use the smaller widths on coolers, dock boxes, and tow vehicle glass. Because the pair is printed together, color and finish match side to side. Widths run from 12" to 48" so the same shark can scale from a small skiff or jon boat to a full-size offshore hull.

Picking Your Width: Measuring from 12" to 48"

Each width in this listing is the same blaze shark artwork scaled up or down, and the size you choose refers to the decal's widest point, measured straight across the graphic. Before ordering, measure the flat or gently curved panel where the shark will live and leave a little margin around rub rails, hatches, cleats, and trailer bunks. As a starting point, 12" decals suit small transoms, coolers, and tackle boxes; 24" and 36" widths are common choices for hull sides on bass boats, bay boats, and pontoons; and a 48" shark makes a bold statement along a long gunwale or across a wide transom. If you're between sizes, trace the outline on kraft paper and tape it in place to preview the fit before you order.

Solvent-Printed Vinyl Made for Sun, Spray, and Salt

Each blaze shark is printed with solvent inks on adhesive vinyl built for outdoor exposure, the same print method used for boat lettering and marine graphics. Solvent inks are formulated to hold their color in sunlight and weather, and once the decal is applied and burnished down, it stands up to spray, rinse-downs, and normal trailering. The decal is cut to the shark's outline, so there's no printed background rectangle; only the graphic shows against your gelcoat or paint. The adhesive bonds to smooth, clean surfaces including gelcoat, painted hulls, glass, and aluminum. Like any vinyl graphic, it applies most easily to flat or gently curved panels rather than tight compound curves.

Applying Your Blaze Shark Decals Step by Step

Start with a clean surface: wash the area, wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol, and let it dry completely. Work in a warm, dry spot out of direct sun if possible. Position each shark with small strips of masking tape, using one strip as a hinge along the top. Peel the paper liner away, hold the decal taut, and squeegee from the center outward with firm, overlapping strokes to push out trapped air. Go back over the whole graphic a second time, then wait a few minutes before peeling the transfer tape away at a sharp angle, folding it back on itself. After application, give the adhesive time to set before washing the boat, and avoid hitting the edges directly with a pressure washer.

What you get

• Sold as a set of 2 matching blaze shark decals, one for each side of your hull
• Available in multiple widths from 12" to 48"; the listed size is the decal's widest point
• Solvent-printed on outdoor adhesive vinyl for freshwater and saltwater boats
• Cut to the shark outline, so only the graphic shows on gelcoat or paint
• Peel-and-stick application with pre-masked transfer tape
• Bonds to smooth, clean gelcoat, painted hulls, glass, and aluminum
• Printed in the USA by our vinyl shop

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What width should I order for my boat?

Measure the flat or gently curved area where you want each shark and compare it to the decal's listed width, which is its widest point. Leave a little margin around rub rails, hatches, and hardware. If you're between sizes, trace a paper template and tape it in place to preview the fit.

Will these decals hold up in saltwater?

The vinyl and solvent inks are made for outdoor marine use, including saltwater. Rinse with fresh water after outings and avoid pressure washing directly at the decal edges. On a smooth, well-burnished application, the graphic stands up to normal spray and rinse-downs.

Can I remove the decals later?

Yes. Warm the decal gently with a hair dryer or a heat gun on low and peel it away slowly, working from one edge. Any leftover adhesive can be cleaned off with isopropyl alcohol. Avoid sharp tools that could scratch gelcoat.