Reusable Shrink Wrap?

It appears that if you did not heat shrink it, it is just like a very expensive tarp. I like the concept of more than one season.
 
I'm on my 3rd season with the standard shrink wrap. It might not be as tight as day one but sure saves a lot of money.
 
Depending on how old the boat is, why not buy a boat cover from the manufacture of the boat or from the company they buy from. While it may cost 2x as much, it will last much longer and is made to put on and take off.
The good thing about this semi-resuable cover is that it is shrinkable which gives it a tighter fit. A big downside if comparing to normal shinkwrap is that it does not have the steep slopes for snow to slide.
I would give the product a D+ to C-. Nice idea and propably easy to market. But it would not be my first or second choice.
 
Rommer has a custom cover for his boat. He said compared to shrink wrap it will pay for itself in 3-4 years. Add to that, for a fee, the company picks up the cover, cleans it, stores it and delivers it the following fall its a no brainer.
 
Not the entire wrap, but I do reuse the zipper doorway each year.
 
My zipper doorway's zipper came off the first week...I guess they don't make 'em like they used to.
 
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