Anyone know the date they will debut publicly the 2021 lineup? I see a some others have....
😊 thanks
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Anyone know the date they will debut publicly the 2021 lineup? I see a some others have....
😊 thanks
They will release something on social media letting people know it will be coming that week. Like a count-down. Since they are showing up at the dealers and pics on social media, should be this soon. I will take a guess . . . next week.
Then the 2021 web configurator will come up after that.
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Awesome...thanks for the info!
With the other major brand already releasing their 21 line ups and SC already building 21’s it’s going to be soon.
SC is always last to release and the online configurator although the best of the majors, just takes forever for SC to release.
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If you are serious about getting one you can goto your dealer and they have all the new information about the 21. My 2021 SE is being built now. Delivery the first week of August.
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Originally Posted by Cactus371
Cactus... that’s amazing you are already getting your 2021 in early August. How long ago did you order it?
I ordered it the last week of June I think. My dealer had a spot and I was lucky to get it. I only had a day to decide the colors of the tower, apparently it takes 3 weeks to do the tower.
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Nice... what’s the deposit they have on this? I know dealer to dealer may be different... just curious...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cactus371
This is my third boat with them. I didn’t put a deposit down. I’ve been deal with the same salesman for ten years. They have always taken good care of me.
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Here is a 2021 SE450 showing off all the new bells and whistles...wonder how long this will be up before it gets yanked down???
my dealer has a $2,500 deposit to hold a build slotQuote:
Originally Posted by Precious Roy
Here is a 2021 SE450 showing off all the new bells and whistles...wonder how long this will be up before it gets yanked down???[/QUOTE]
Yes, saw that a few days ago. I didn’t want to post it here to draw attention lol.
New gatorstep 3 color floor is cool, capt seat is awesome, it’s too bad the dual stern thrusters are $8750 option, although slightly cheaper than what bu or Nautique charges.
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Good looking boat for sure!!
thanks for the info!Quote:
Originally Posted by 996scott
Well I can’t see it... so guessing it’s gone!Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospersigman
Well the listing is still up on Only Inboards, but the link was removed from my post. Not sure why the shroud of secrecy when everyone knows??
that supra is one bada$$ boat. sitting on the trailer it looks like a massive ship......
that said they should have staged their photo shoot differently and lost the tige logos in the background. I know..... most won't care but it's the little things... :)
General question regarding color selections. I started investigating getting into a new SA last year. I noticed fairly quickly that metal flake paint was present on most of the boats at dealerships that were listed online. Is there a lot of drive towards metal flake?
It seems that any boat that doesn't have it is schemed in the most boring colors, like one I saw on OnlyInboards, was light grey. Grey deck, grey accent, grey upholstery, grey seadek, etc. Very bland. Every other boat, metal fleck, which is unappealing to us. Is metal fleck the new "It" color scheme? Should I just come to the realization I'm going to have to spec out our leap to an SA or Makai when we're ready to pull trigger because all the inventory is going to be metal flake?
Flake has been very popular for years.
That said, you can build a boat anyway you want. Just order one how you like it.
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Over/Under 200k for that 2021SE?
Msrp over 200 and mine didn’t have thrusters
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I just think MF really really makes colors pop. Its a nice way to accent a boats color scheme. Most people like them. Its a 600$ upgrade but well worth it in my opinion.
You can spec your boat however you want, but, down the line, 5-10 yrs later, if you have 2 boats, same color scheme, condition, hours and spec's selling at the same time side x side, the one with MF is likely to draw more attention and interest and go first. Maybe even command a slightly higher price based on the higher demand alone.
Isn't metal flake less susceptible to oxidation as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaguel
I have always wondered if there is some damage to the gelcoat, would repairing metal flake be hard to repair and look good?
I’m not sure about the 2021 colours but I wanted to let everyone know that the black metal flake paint for 2020 ( and maybe previous years too) doesn’t have much flake in it. My red MC has flake for days as does a nice green Craze on my lake. My new Mojo looks great but would really pop with more flake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaguel
I have the black MF on my Supra. Pretty much same color scheme as my previous Mojo. I'm not sure if its that it does not have much flake but rather that the flake size is smaller. I have seen MF in bass boats and the flakes are huge in comparison. I actually like the BMF SC uses. It gives just the right amount of shine and light reflection without being too gaudy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy2slow
When I purchased my first new inboard it was in the showroom with a ton of flake and I questioned if it was too much. Fast forward a few years and I am so happy that I bought that boat. It still looks almost new after 12 years of ski school use and is jaw dropping when the sun picks up the flake. If you are a introvert and prefer to not attract attention to yourself steer clear of the flake. If you want a stunning boat that has everyone rubber-necking at your favourite lake, boat launch, and the highway go with flake, you won’t regret it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2in2out
we had a small repair done on our last boat that had black with a subtle metal flake. you could see it if you looked. mf is def harder to repair in gel but sure like anything the tech doing the work is the key to success.
Love the metal flake look
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Ive got a fever, and the only cure... is more MF
But srs i wish you could add it to more than the one panel on some of the boats
The kaiyen for instance, u can only put it in that top middle section.
Did someone say metal flake?
Ultra Blue has it for days [emoji41]
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:cool: looks good!Quote:
Originally Posted by RC_Hinojosa
Love it. I for one, really like your boat colors RC, they’re bold, as it should be on one of these boats. Subdued colors are for the meek. Too bad they don’t offer that yellow anymore. It would look good with black also, or green. Actually, it’s a very versatile accent color come to think about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RC_Hinojosa
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Thanks bruh! It definitely has some pop [emoji16]Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaguel
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Another point with the MF paint is that small scuffs don’t show up as bad as with standard colors. I really like the MF on our boat. The red really pops in the sun.
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Just a comment on metal flakes.
The black based flakes are much lower in flake density than the color based flakes.
If you over saturated a black base flake, it wouldn’t be black.
Ultra black is the mildest flake with mostly silver flake with a little copper and I can find some random blue and red flake if I search for it.
Midnight blue is a black base with medium flake with Brittany and ultra blue flake.
Black cherry is a black base with medium red flake.
The rest of the metal flakes are high and heavy density flakes.
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Metal flake is not hard to repair. At least not any harder than a solid color repair. All they are doing is mixing up a clear gel coat and then they pour in the dry flake until there is enough in there to make it a solid color. The flakey, shinny, almost 3D appearance actually helps to hide imperfections, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by 996scott
I had a repair done that went through solid black into my MF blue. The blue came out perfect, but I could tell the black area had a repair done to it.
I purchased my flake here:
https://tcpglobal.com/pages/custom-shop-flakes
It requires VERY little so the small bottle will cover a very large area. I wasn't sure on the flake size so i ordered the .004 and .008. I believe I used the .004 for a perfect match. I got the wrong blue the first time and TCP was very good to return it and get me the right stuff. Think I paid $16 for it and the dealer wanted WAY over $100 for it.
So this just went up on YouTube. Not much there but maybe everything will be released soon!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_3XZ1ux1BQ
2021 sneak peek is live on the website. More info coming soon.
https://www.moomba.com/new-updates
Quick view shows only 5 moomba models.Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
Guessing: new mondo, max, kaiyen, Craz and Makai
Never mind, I missed that post showing the 2021 models.....
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