Aries Curved Stripe Boat Decals, Set of 2 | Vinyl

Description

A pair of curved stripe vinyl boat decals designed to accent hulls, gunwales and transoms. Sold as a set of two with widths from 12 to 48 inches.

Curved Stripe Design for Boat Hulls

The Aries curved stripe is a clean, sweeping accent that follows the natural lines of a hull. Each set includes two mirrored decals, so you can dress both sides of your boat with a matched pair. The gentle arc works well along the sheer line, above the waterline stripe, or across the transom, and it suits fishing boats, pontoon boats, runabouts and center consoles alike. Because the stripe curves rather than running straight, it reads as part of the boat's design instead of an afterthought. Choose a width from 12 to 48 inches to match the scale of your vessel, whether you want a subtle trim detail on a small skiff or a bold graphic statement on a larger cruiser.

Marine-Grade Cast Vinyl Construction

These boat decals are printed on cast vinyl, a thin and conformable material that bends around slight hull curves and riveted surfaces without lifting at the edges. Cast vinyl is the same material class used across the marine graphics industry for hull striping and accent work. The film adheres with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and lays down smooth when applied with a squeegee and a little patience. Salt air, spray and regular wash-downs are part of life on the water, and a properly applied cast vinyl stripe is built to hold up through seasons of routine boating. Clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol before installation for the best bond.

Finish Options: Matte, Gloss, Clear and Static Cling

Every Aries curved stripe set is available in your choice of matte, gloss, clear or static cling finishes. Matte gives a low-sheen, painted-on look that blends into the hull. Gloss adds shine that catches sunlight on the water. Clear works well over existing gelcoat colors or graphics, letting the hull show through. Static cling is the pick for temporary use, such as a weekend regatta or a boat show, since it peels off without adhesive residue. If you plan to keep the stripe on for the season, the adhesive-backed finishes are the better route. Pick the finish that matches how you use your boat and how long you want the graphic to stay in place.

Boat Decals Made Simple to Apply

Application is a straightforward dry install you can do in your driveway or at the dock. Start with a cool, dry hull out of direct sun, wipe the area clean, and peel the backing away from the transfer tape. Position one end first, then work the stripe down with a squeegee from center outward to push out air. The curved shape is pre-cut, so there is no trimming needed beyond tucking the ends. Each set ships with application instructions, and the two pieces are mirrored so left and right sides match. If you make a mistake during placement, the film can be lifted carefully and reset before you squeegee it fully down.

What you get

• Set of 2 mirrored curved stripe decals for port and starboard sides
• Available in 12" 18" 24" 36" and 48" widths
• Printed on conformable cast vinyl for hull curves
• Choose matte, gloss, clear or static cling finish
• Pre-cut curved design, no trimming required
• Dry-install application with transfer tape included
• Static cling option removes cleanly for temporary use

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right width for my boat?

Measure the length of the hull area where you want the stripe to run, then pick the width closest to that span. A 12-inch set suits small skiffs and jon boats, while 36 and 48-inch sets fill out larger runabouts and cruisers.

Will these decals work on a curved hull?

Yes. The cast vinyl is thin and conformable, and the stripe itself is pre-cut with a curve, so it follows gentle hull contours without wrinkling or lifting at the edges.

Can I remove the stripe later?

Adhesive-backed finishes can be peeled away warm, with any remaining adhesive cleaned off with isopropyl alcohol. The static cling finish peels off cleanly with no residue, which makes it the easiest option for temporary use.