Very cool!!!! If you ask your salesman, they will get you some pictures of your build throughout the process.
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Very cool!!!! If you ask your salesman, they will get you some pictures of your build throughout the process.
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We are still debating a bit on color, but pretty set here :confused::DQuote:
Originally Posted by RC_Hinojosa
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Outstanding colors, love it!!! Is that eclipse black metal flake?Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
Can I suggest adding a blue welt line to the interior (if that is an option)to make the interior pop more?
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Black and Blue is a timeless combo...looks great!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
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Like this
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+1 on the interior blue piping & the black flakeQuote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
That’s almost the exact interior on our max, but we added a touch more blue. But same gray with white welting, and it looks great in person.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
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Here’s what we ended on, pretty similar and we are very happy.
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The Black Metal Flake would be awesome! I agree on the Welt needing some color to pop but you might also look at it with Black.
The black flake is awesome, it is subtle (nothing like a bass boat) for a flake but hides swirls really well versus straight black.
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Do you have it yet or did you order? I was wondering how the pacific blue accent panel (at cushion base) would look up against the pacific blue decking/fiberglass? Different materials so I assume color will vary a bit between the two surfaces...that's one reason we went black. And also to bring some of the exterior inside.Quote:
Originally Posted by csm
It's just the regular black. I've had a few people caution me against flake since it's next to impossible to repair.Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
We had it setup like that and I like the idea, just didn't like the look in the configuration...the blue there looks much lighter, but I'm sure that's just an issue with the online builder.Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
Now the real question - blue or black trailer?
Thanks! Reminds me of a really cool watch, the Rolex 116710BLNR (aka the Batman)Quote:
Originally Posted by RC_Hinojosa
Also, here's the rest of the build. Suggestions welcome!
Autowake 2.0
Flow 2.0
G6 ballast
Surf Pipe
Water strainer/flush kit
OJ945 wake prop
Gatorstep everywhere
Sundeck nonskid walkthrough
Wetsounds bow speakers + sub/amp
Rev10s for tower
Bimini
Swivel racks
Depth finder
Boat cover (charcoal)
Dual batteries with charger
Spare tire
Swing away tongue
7-way round plug holder
Guide pole covers
Transom straps
I think you will regret the straight black. I have one area that is straight black and it shows the swirls with just normal washing and drying no matter how much care you take.
Just finishing polishing before using IGL marine ceramic coating.
I have the pacific blue trailer and it’s dead nuts the same as pacific blue gel coat on the boat.
The blue trailer doesn’t show water spots.
I did the pacific blue welt to bring the exterior color into the interior. It matches the exterior well.
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My thinking too. And it's a free option, so why not go for something other than black?Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
I have had and still own two black boats. I never had a problem really. I just wipe them down, but i would do that if my boat was white. My previous mastercraft wall all black with just some white on the back. Nothing looks better imo. My new boat is gun metal with black on the bottom. I wouldn't worry about black to be honest.
my bass boat is charcoal and black and i run that thing thru the wringer fishing. As long as you take care of your boat, its no problem. But anyone who buys a boat over 70k and doesn't take care of it is foreign to me.
It’s possible I am overly anal about black and it not looking perfect. Just a byproduct of owning black cars and the time and effort keeping black like a mirror and 100% swirl free in direct sunlight.Quote:
Originally Posted by jason1973
Not an easy task and takes great care and effort.
Just a suggestion for the OP and having the Black flake on my boat has been a significant reduction in maintenance to date.
After the IGL coating it will even be less.
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Transom Steps!!! You will regret not having them on your trailer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
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I'm surprised they'll sell any of these new boats without transom steps. It's a MUST HAVE.
OK, you guys are good salespeople :) $370 steps/LED backup lights added
My 5'1 wife thanks you guys!
This can turn in to an expensive statement! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
Engine compartment tray.
haha yeah! Paperwork is signed (woohoo) now on to other shopping. Picked up some boards at 60% off and looking at CGA life jackets and all that now. Fun stuff!Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
Thanks, I've heard you can just order that from Moomba...I'll give them a call.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobertJ
Yeah there were a few things left over (heater, surf pipe, transom steps) that we couldn't decide on. Happy we went with everything but the heater. Can always add that later, and put the outlets in better spots.Quote:
Originally Posted by korey
Transom steps should be required, dam near kill myself every time getting in or out..Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
I can't remember if you can get the bow ladder with steps option on the Moomba trailers or not, but I find myself using the bow ladder more than I do the transom steps.
To my knowledge from the factory it is not an option but I have heard you can buy them aftermarket from boatmate that will work. That being said I haven't looked into as I am not looking to add one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospersigman
That would be awesome but that is in the Supra world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospersigman
Definitely would look into adding aftermarket though.
Did you get the blue trailer?
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yep pacific blue trailer!Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
That will be a sweet looking rig.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
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I think so too, and our Yukon is black so will go nicely with the boat. Wife is worried it'll be too much/too blue...I'm trying to avoid switching to a black one!Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
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Originally Posted by Munch520
In my opinion, it blends right in with the boat and stands out less than a black trailer.
Love it! Is that captain or pacific blue?Quote:
Originally Posted by korey
That's Captain Blue, Dark Graphite, and Silver Metal Flake
I can send you a pic of my pacific blue and black flake SA on a pacific blue trailer later tonight if you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munch520
EDIT: Found some.....
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Love it! Have any pics in the sun? I think it lightens up a bit in sun but not muchQuote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
I vote black trailer...not that my opinion matters.
The trailer color has to match the color of the tow vehicle!!