Paint for new Sunsation F4
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Re: Paint for new Sunsation F4
Originally Posted by Ron P
Real nice John, can't wait for the final product. It's in EBM again this month. Only thing left to do is go for a ride! Just say when.
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Re: Paint for new Sunsation F4
John I like it. What about on the top deck change the color of the F4 to red to match the colors on the sunpad. When Mitcher paints it and highlights the silver/grey graphcs, have him use a heavier highlight on the bottom of the silver in black are a dark grey and a white on top of the graphic with fades to give it a more dimensional look. Can't wait buddy, boat has awesome line, you got a 10, and worth the wait. Jeff
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Originally Posted by Mentalpause
Probably, unless I can figure out how to scoot in ahead of you! I figure it is all based on first in first out.
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I saw some line art at the Miami show and it will be a sweet boat. The only thing that looked odd was that size of boat having non skid on the deck. From some of the photos I have seen it looks like it is set in the mold. It has nice lines but might look odd having paint over non skid. I wonder if there is a way to have it sanded off before it goes to paint.
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Re: Paint for new Sunsation F4
Originally Posted by Jassman
John I like it. What about on the top deck change the color of the F4 to red to match the colors on the sunpad. When Mitcher paints it and highlights the silver/grey graphcs, have him use a heavier highlight on the bottom of the silver in black are a dark grey and a white on top of the graphic with fades to give it a more dimensional look. Can't wait buddy, boat has awesome line, you got a 10, and worth the wait. Jeff
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Re: Paint for new Sunsation F4
Originally Posted by Chest Rockwell
I saw some line art at the Miami show and it will be a sweet boat. The only thing that looked odd was that size of boat having non skid on the deck. From some of the photos I have seen it looks like it is set in the mold. It has nice lines but might look odd having paint over non skid. I wonder if there is a way to have it sanded off before it goes to paint.
Last edited by Mentalpause; 02-23-2006 at 08:41 PM.