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Originally posted by pm203 There are two choices as I see it.The first is to bring the blue higher so that it wraps itself over the edge where there is no rubrail.The second is to change the white near the vents to silver,again wrapping over slightly onto the deck.Two-tone retro designs can work but you must work with the Gladiators smooth line. Thanks for the great suggestions guys! |
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Here is my current boat; all blue with original stripe layout
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I tried something for you in "paint" I'm not sure if this is what your looking for but it might give you a different perspective. BTW I am also a fan of the classic paint and it's refreshing to see it on a new boat. I think it's going to look great no matter what you decide to do.
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The damn picture didn't post
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there ya go
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i think it looks great... no worries, very nice to see some old school coming back. id leave it. just my .02 dave
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Don't panic !
I freaked when my Top Gun was just painted. Neil told me to wait and see it in the water. He was right. They look totally different out of the fluorescent lights, off the crappy trailer and in the ocean. Neil and Gus won't do a ugly boat. Take their advice. I think it looks great. |
Originally posted by Dangerous Dave there ya go Thanks |
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Just a little too much blue w/o breaking it up.
My lame attempt |
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I think I have to agree with the others that say "it looks GREAT, don't do to much, otherwise you may lose your intent. What a "clean" look ! I was at the factory just before the paint, wish I could have seen it finished. Please keep us posted. |
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