Nice looking paint. It does look a little on the busy side. Also, maybe not so dark at the back end. Nonetheless, it looks good.

I think it looks good just the way it is, though personally, I think all of these wild paint jobs are getting a little old. When one boat has a gazillion colors on it, it is unique; when 50 boats have the same gazillion colors on them, they all tend to blend together.

Give me some of that old school classic look - dark hullsides and a solid white deck on a flat-deck Cig!

Nice colors and very resaleable,which is important. It could be tweaked a little depending upon your personal preference,but is very nice the way it is. And,dont forget,you can never have too much paint!

get rid of nor tech umpteen times on the side

If you wanna add more silver, you could continue it where the dark blue and black colors are.

This is got to be one of the hardest things to pick on a boat. I wish I had the problem. The only thing I can say is make sure the a$$ end looks good, because with that set up most people will only see that view.

Guys I really apprieciate the info, I agree with some of you, I am trying to tone it down, maybe I need to go back to some of the orig renderings, and work from there, I like the design, want more blues, softer red/orange/yeloow fades. GIVE ME SOME FEEDBACK, THANKS JEFF
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Im trying to achieve this softer look, the blue/yellow/silver dot theme......

BUT this purple theme keeps coming back, and thats what I really really want, but Terry Sobo said NO...

What you guys think. This Chris Dilling guy is great to work with...Thanks Jeff

i love the colors on terry's 43...

The colors look good, the other side is reverse, blue/green, the design is simple and OK if you are like over that 45 age group. Kinda of an old mans boat..