Color Thoughts

[wrut]

Thoughts? Thinking the tower might need to be the dark grey or black.

[Luebowski]

If you really like the lime, I would change the Reef Blue. Or change the lime to black and leave everything else.

Colors play a big part in resale, so make sure you factor that in!

[PapaBear]

I’d echo the sentiment above. In addition, and I realize this is personal preference, but I don’t see that Mocha sea-deck conceptually works from a design standpoint with your color scheme. It is the most often selected color it seems, currently, but I feel like the brown tones completely clash with what is otherwise a gray and cool-toned boat. I personally think gray sea deck would look much better with the color combo, and I think it could be a resale issue otherwise, but ultimately you should get what makes you happy and excited.


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[wrut]

Good thoughts. Thank you for the feedback. Here is another design I had built as I was second guessing the design (thus the post).

[Luebowski]

I like this second design a lot more!

[sbaird4000]

I prefer the second build as well.


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[NautiqueJeff]

Me too.

[wrut]

Safe from a resale perspective?

[nyryan2001]

You’ll eat a $5-10k hit on that first build resale.

pick 2 colors. One from Group 1: black/white/gray/silver and Group 2: any other color.

Mix 2 Group 2s and you assume risk. You can definitely mix 2 Group 1s. The brighter the Group 2 the more Group 1 you need.

If you go with green, orange, purple, pink, brown, yellow, burgundy, or other non red/blue colors and you assume some risk also.

[wrut]

You’ll eat a $5-10k hit on that first build resale.

pick 2 colors. One from Group 1: black/white/gray/silver and Group 2: any other color.

Mix 2 Group 2s and you assume risk. You can definitely mix 2 Group 1s. The brighter the Group 2 the more Group 1 you need.

If you go with green, orange, purple, pink, brown, yellow, burgundy, or other non red/blue colors and you assume some risk also.

Good advice. So on that second build, it seems to meet your safe criteria as far as resale goes? I obviously want to like the colors, but not looking to take a 5-10k hit in 5 years either.

[Green]

I dig the first boat but I'm not one to be concerned what others have, or think of my taste in colors. As stated it will probably be a little harder to resale but if your in it for several years then make it the way you want and worry about that later on. My last Tige was similar in colors and sold in less then 30 days but obviously way less in value compared to the G.

I would make that tower black to tame it a bit but again its your build do as you please.

BTW my 18 is very similar in colors other then the hull on mine is black and I did the grey seadek. Good luck in whatever you choose. I can text ya some pics of mine, if interested PM your number over and I'd be glad to send to help in decision making.

[bturner]

I agree with the above. First off it's your boat and you should be happy with the colors you like. From a resale perspective greed can be tough. I like the idea of limiting the green to accent colors and believe the tower pushes it a bit so I'm with the second build as well. But then again it's your boat and if you like green......

[paticus]

The second design looks great! I actually think it’s pretty neutral and wouldn’t worry about resale. The gold logo is a nice touch.


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[ScooterMcgavin]

The second design does look pretty sweet! Go for it

[Evening Shade]

The second design looks great! I actually think it’s pretty neutral and wouldn’t worry about resale. The gold logo is a nice touch.


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I agree.

I really like the lime or neon green on a boat, but not with a light to medium blue. Lime and navy looks good. Light green pairs well with dark colors.