In Monaco for the Monaco Yacht Show, Saturday 26 September 2026
FolieTotaal MarineDrachten, The Netherlands
We wrap and protect yachts at yards and berths across northern Europe. The same team wraps cars in our workshop in Drachten, and that is the point: automotive precision, applied at the tolerances yacht finishing demands, on the dates the yard has planned.

Most of our marine work happens away from Drachten, and we like it that way. We travel to the yard, the marina or the refit berth, and we do it regularly: the Netherlands, the Mediterranean, wherever the boat is.
We work alongside yards, subcontractors and owners' teams, and we plan around the maintenance period so the film work fits the schedule that is already there. One call is enough to get us on the list for your next yard stop.
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Protect all stainless steel surfaces against fingerprints and damage, and keep them looking like new without delicate or intensive cleaning.
The ideal solution for freezer doors, galley cabinets, wall sections, lift doors and more. Our self-healing films create a durable shield against fingerprints, cleaning marks and everyday wear, for a consistently clean and premium appearance.
We generally advise keeping the original look and sheen of the surface as much as possible. In most cases we install matte or stealth film to match the existing finish and preserve a uniform, factory-fresh appearance.

Invisible protection for marble sinks and countertops. Our ultra-high-gloss or transparent matte protection films keep the marble looking new, offer self-healing properties against scratches, and make daily maintenance effortless.
Marble and natural stone absorb stains by nature. Shampoo, soap and similar products penetrate the surface easily and, in some cases, cannot be removed anymore.
That is exactly why we wrap many of these surfaces: to keep them looking new, to refresh the material, and, a major advantage, because the film enhances the natural richness and depth of the marble.

Invisible protection for matte or gloss desktops. Painted or clear-coated interior surfaces are highly sensitive to scratches, and they are used every day, all year round.
Applying protection makes them far more comfortable to use, without the constant worry of marks, wear or surface damage.
Alongside our transparent films we offer a wide range of decorative options, such as wood, marble, stone and more.

Whether your yacht is entering a refit or simply preparing for the season, refreshing the paintwork can instantly elevate its appearance.
If the surface has become matte, sun-faded, or permanently marked by fenders, we or the crew restore the gloss through professional polishing and finish it with our ultra-gloss protection film.
This premium protection delivers a deep, mirror-like shine, keeps the hull cleaner for longer, and preserves the fresh look for years, without the cost and downtime of a full respray.

We help yacht owners, shipyards and designers transform existing surfaces into completely new finishes, without replacing them. Wood, stone, marble, metals and matte or gloss colours, applied over the panel that is already on board.
The three panels here are the same board in three wood-look films: oak, light oak and walnut. Cut-outs, edges and returns are wrapped in place, so a saloon, cabin or galley can change character during one yard stop.
From luxury interiors to exterior details, our specialists work worldwide and deliver bespoke, yacht-quality results with minimal disruption.
Also on board: names, port of registry and graphics; masts, booms and spars; solar, privacy and switchable glass film; cap rails and exterior furniture. Ask us on the quay.
A cross-section of recent projects, grouped by surface. Tap a photo to see it full size. Vessel names and locations on request.
Lacquered teak that gets leaned on and scuffed every single day. Protection film keeps the finish, and the varnish schedule, where the yard left it.
Bars, tables and counters on the aft and sun decks: high-gloss teak that lives in salt spray, sun cream and glassware. Film over the lacquer, invisible, and the top stays showroom.
Burl, veneer, marble and dark metal: the surfaces guests actually put a glass on. Protected in place, without dismantling and without dust.
Brushed and polished stainless marks on the first day. Film keeps it uniform through years of crew use.
Large panels at the yard, and the dark, curved surfaces on a tender that show every mark. Wajer 38, 44 and 55 boats are regulars here.






The vessels our film work has gone on to, at the yard or in service. Scope and references on request.
Koninklijke De Vries, Makkum and Aalsmeer
Faith (1006), Anna (1007), Moonrise (1008), Bliss (1009), Launchpad (1010), Ulysses (1011), Drizzle (1012), Moonrise (1013), Destiny (1014), 1015 and 1016 in build. Also Nectar, Istros and the Nobiskrug-built Mogambo during her Makkum refit.
Heeg, the Netherlands
More than 100 Wajers to date, and almost weekly work for the yard. Nearly every outgoing Wajer 38, 44 and 55 gets its protection film from us, usually the whole boat from top to bottom.
Feadship, Kaag
Lady S, Familybild and Stella M.
Bremen and Hamburg
Odisea, 2026, built as Project ACE 21.
Interior specialist, Germany
Yacht S5, among other interior projects.
Aluminium dayboats and tenders
Mainly interior work in protection film, including the bow tables and other high-gloss joinery.
And many more. Owners' teams and yards that prefer not to be named are not listed here.
On board: a wire brush across the film, a moment of heat, and the surface is back to new. That is the self-healing top coat doing its job.
Second demoSwitchable glass film: clear at the flick of a switch, frosted the moment you want privacy. We have applied it on yachts, on pool floors, jacuzzi floor plates and similar glass, but NDAs mean we cannot show that work. So here is the demo on our own demo door.
We are in Monaco on Saturday 26 September. Send a message and we come to your stand, your berth or a table on the quay. Not in Monaco that day, or in the Netherlands some time? You are welcome in Drachten: come and see the workshop, the films and the work up close.