Dragon Flame Boat Decals Set of 2 | Flame Decals

Description

A set of two dragon flame vinyl decals designed for boat hulls and watercraft. For boaters who want a bold flame graphic on each side of their vessel.

Pair of Dragon Flame Decals for Both Sides of Your Boat

This set includes two matching dragon flame decals, so you can apply one graphic to each side of your hull and get a balanced, finished look. Each decal features an aggressive dragon-scale flame pattern that reads clearly from a distance, whether your boat is docked or underway. The set is cut from durable vinyl and sold in a range of widths from 12 to 48 inches, so you can size the pair to match anything from a small fishing boat to a larger cruiser. Because both pieces are cut from the same artwork, the left and right sides line up visually along your waterline, giving your boat a custom-painted appearance without the cost or downtime of an airbrush artist.

Marine-Grade Cast Vinyl Built for the Water

Boats live a hard life: sun, spray, fuel, and salt all work against graphics. These flame decals are printed and cut on cast vinyl, a conformable material that follows the gentle curves of a hull without lifting or wrinkling during application. The inks and laminated surface are made to hold up under regular exposure to sunlight and freshwater or saltwater conditions. Clean the decal the same way you clean the rest of your boat, with mild soap and water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh solvents, and the graphic will keep looking sharp season after season on the water.

Choose Your Finish and Size

Every set is available in your choice of matte, gloss, clear, or static cling finish, so you can match the look of your hull. Matte blends in with flat or textured gelcoat for a subtle, painted-on effect. Gloss adds shine that pops against a dull or weathered surface. Clear works well over colored graphics or existing paint. Static cling is a good pick if you want a temporary look for a weekend event or a seasonal change, since it removes cleanly with no adhesive residue. Pick a width between 12 and 48 inches based on the length of your boat; a wider pair makes a stronger statement on larger hulls.

Applying Your Flame Decals on the Hull

Application works best on a clean, dry surface above the waterline. Wash the area to remove wax, salt, and scum, then wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry completely. Position each decal with masking tape before peeling the backing, using the boat's trim lines or waterline as a reference so both sides sit at the same height. Peel the backing, apply from the center outward with a squeegee or credit card, and work air bubbles toward the edges. Go slowly on curved sections and let the vinyl stretch to the surface. Keep the boat out of the water for at least 24 hours after application so the adhesive bonds fully.

What you get

• Set of 2 matching dragon flame decals for port and starboard sides
• Available in 12, 24, 36, and 48 inch widths
• Choose matte, gloss, clear, or static cling finish
• Cut from conformable cast vinyl for curved hull surfaces
• Suitable for freshwater and saltwater boating
• Die-cut design with no background for a painted-on look
• Application tape and illustrated instructions included

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can these flame decals go below the waterline?

No. These decals are designed for use above the waterline. Constant submersion, antifouling paint, and marine growth will shorten the life of any vinyl graphic. Apply them on dry hull surfaces for best results.

Will the decals damage my gelcoat when I remove them?

Permanent finishes remove cleanly from intact gelcoat when warmed gently with a hair dryer or heat gun on a low setting and peeled slowly. Static cling removes with no adhesive at all, making it a good option if you are concerned about the surface.

How do I pick the right size for my boat?

Measure the flat or gently curved area of your hull where you want the flames, and choose a width that fits within it with a little room to spare. Smaller boats under 16 feet usually work well with 12 or 24 inch decals, while larger vessels can carry 36 or 48 inch pieces.