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Old 12-12-2008, 09:23 PM
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So ive told some people i do vehicle graphics, well matte black looks awesome on cars and i think im going to wrap the boat in matte black, i havent been able to find any pictures of people doing it yet has anyone seen a matte black boat wrap yet? im thinking of doing that with a glossy metallic blue and silver over the black to match the engine build.
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yea its pretty popular with the boats that come over from South America and Cuba . . . .
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ill keep everyone updated and get some pictures as soon as i come up with a design ill post pictures and get some thoughts first
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Looking forward to seein your stuff.

A look I've always been fond of but have never used on a boat is a combo of matte black background with gloss black on it. Subtle and understated, but maybe not!
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Originally Posted by wrench_head943
So ive told some people i do vehicle graphics, well matte black looks awesome on cars and i think im going to wrap the boat in matte black, i havent been able to find any pictures of people doing it yet has anyone seen a matte black boat wrap yet? im thinking of doing that with a glossy metallic blue and silver over the black to match the engine build.
wow its funny because i have been thinking about how they would look on a boat for a long time now. please post pics if u do it.
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yeah i will def post pics once its done prob wont be doing it till about feb or march between coming up with the design i like and getting other work done need to wait until i finish a ton of jobs for customers before doing my own projects
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Old 12-28-2008, 08:32 AM
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well I've been doing graphics for 22 years, and personally I would think matt black would look like ass...my .02 I use it on some graphics, challanger hoods, some of out mustang packages, but on a boat ???? Rob
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I think it would look sweet all satin black or matte, this pic looks like that but not sure and this boat looks bad a$$... just my $.02
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The matte black might be a bit too bland, check out the rat rods as they go for the "suede" look. It was done by putting a semi gloss clear over the flat black primer/ filler. I would also look at the mopar muscle cars as they have alot of specialty colors with textures to them, plus they did alot of double and triple blacks and had a dark blue with the flat black.
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not to mention unless you are boating in alaska how hot that thing would be...they could probably pick the heat source up from space..
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