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    I wouldnt think that you would want to have any of the hull painted like this that gets submerged.. Cleaning it without ruining the paint would be a *****
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    I see a lot of boats with matte finish. As stated above, 5 years in the FL sun with no wax will get you that for free.

    I like the look on trucks; I'm not sure I would go for the matter look on a boat. I just like my boats glossy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by waterboy222 View Post
    The cost of painting a boat with a matte finish should be virtually HALF of a regular paintjob, right? Being that you would only have to paint it with a two step process. Id love to have something done to mine similar to the helmet...
    No, actually being that it is "custom" and "marine" I believe you'd be charged double if not more...
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    Quote Originally Posted by planetwarmer View Post
    Quit using Leverage and let your boat sit out uncovered. You can then see if you like a flat finish and it wont cost you a thing!

    that's right..you tell-em.
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    We Did this 50 Cig. with a Flat finnish and gloss on the Graphics.(customer requested)
    the problem is if you ever scratch it you can not re clear and buff out you blends like with gloss clear. I would not recomend it on a large area, but small areas that can be
    re cleared with no blends is cool. PPG has the clear its called (flexed "n" flat DCU 2060)
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    The Cig 44 kilo boat was redone in flat- but it's vinyl graphics. We couldn't tell until we were arm's length away.

    Imron is available with a flattening agent that works really well. But it takes so long to set up there's no way to keep ust out of it. I tried doing a flat Imron paint job by spraying the paint and then knocking the gloss off. I tried crushed walnut, glass bead and AlOx at low PSI. There was no way to get a consistency over a large, flat area. Finally we did it by blocking it with sandpaper- it had a grain but it looked good- and it was repairable. I even tried a heavy dark base with a light topcote and then scored thru the top with 120 paper, then finished with 240. It was alot of work but it gave it a brushed metal look. No way I'd want to do a 50 Cig like that.
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    I love the helmet. I need a new one. Where did you get that done?
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    [QUOTE=Chris;131458]The Cig 44 kilo boat was redone in flat- but it's vinyl graphics. We couldn't tell until we were arm's length away.



    You shoulda got closer than arms length. It is paint.
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    I touched it. It's vinyl. Me 'n Tommy Gun stood there for a long time looking at it. You can see the clear vinyl at the bottom right before the hard chine- there's a very square ridge about .005" thick. And the stripe down the center with the red accents are all in different layers. The deck is painted though.
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    Porsche Gemballa Mirage GT Matte Black...Chicks would dig me if I had one of these
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    Quote Originally Posted by rockstrmkr View Post
    Porsche Gemballa Mirage GT Matte Black...Chicks would dig me if I had one of these
    thats just so bada$$!!!!!!
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    I would consider "pimp of the nation" a matte finish.
    Now that is a badazz boat.
    One day, one day...
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    the boat was matte finish last season before two bottles of leverage compound.. but it wasn't even, lol..

    I got the helmet from www.locomx.com.. its not a high end lid but it sure feels like one..
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    Quote Originally Posted by masher44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by rockstrmkr View Post
    Porsche Gemballa Mirage GT Matte Black...Chicks would dig me if I had one of these
    Those are a couple of bad ass cars. The matte black looks awesome on them
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    i know its not an offshore boat but it is flat/satin black.
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    i know its not an offshore boat but it is flat/satin black.
    Is that a windshield on a Jersey Speed Skiff???
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    that it would be. the first and only full 2-man canopy skiff!!??!!

    its been an on-going 2 year project. hopefully she'll be in the water by summer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skaterdave View Post
    that it would be. the first and only full 2-man canopy skiff!!??!!

    its been an on-going 2 year project. hopefully she'll be in the water by summer.
    Just when you thought you'd seen everything....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audiofn View Post
    They have been doing it on "rat rods" for years
    LOve those Rat Rods........
    Getting bad advice is unfortunate, taking bad advice is a Serious matter!!
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