First of all. Do it if you like. I love red and silver. Just and idea. Reverse the colors and make it red on silver, rather than silver on red. And don't change the interior.

I love the monochrome look but agree it needs a little more. I wouldn't necessarily add another color. Too many of the mid 2000's looked like Easter eggs or McDonald's boats. More silver and black will make it pop.
Also, the dark colors on the deck get awfully hot on the feet!

As for all the blue and red boats, I think that was a direct response to all the bright yellow and multi-color boats of the earlier 2000's. For a few years, it seemed like all the Outelimits and big cats had to be yellow.

First of all, thanks for all the great comments and suggestions. Think we have the graphics down now on to the interior.

Heading to the Fort Lauderdale show Saturday to meet with Cigarette and accessorize.

That's great. Remember, you are the check writer, so forget all the opinions and go with what YOU like.

It could be pink and I would be jelous. Best of luck and congrats.

I'd take it......

Good luck!

If you want ANY opinion at all on the interior, "less is better", if you ask me!

I always like boats that have a white, or possibly silver "base/overall color" for their interior, then some subtle colored piping & embroidery to finish it off.

So many paintjobs are ruined in my opinion, when the interior is overwhelmed with too many colors & patterns.

I'm headed down to the boat show sometime Wednesday morning, so maybe I'll run into you at the Cigarette booth. Have a great weekend either way! :ernaehrung004:

"less is better", great advice BLee. Definitely going with a silver carbon fiber base and piping, only question is how much charcoal and red accent.

Hope to see ya Saturday afternoon at the booth.

Yep:drink:

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Off to the paint shop.