Whats the best/worst interior colors

[Flyin Rat Sass]

I'm going with black inside everywhere except the radio box ,for visibility I'm using white.

 

[Scott Schneider]

:lol: best; YELLOW ~~~~~~~ WORST: Black , Blue or green

 

[ScottVanSlooten]

In the hull dark co;ors are hard to find that screw or nut that you hear raddling and light colors are not nice looking if not kep claen but make it easy to see little things in bottom.

 

[boaterbill]

I clear seal the interiors. Save the weight.

Bill

 

[Flyin Rat Sass]

I clear seal the interiors. Save the weight.

I'm scratch building a fiberglass boat,but i guess i could do a simulated wood grain effect. ...(joking,I'm a big kidder,,like a kidder whale,without the blubber)

 

[davo]

ive got black............just hold your boat up side down and shake it to get the bolts out.........

 

[Joe_Knesek]

I'm going with black inside everywhere except the radio box ,for visibility I'm using white.

Vinylester tan with Carbon Fiber black rails.

 

[Jay Stone]

I use IMRON gray. Very clean, sanitary looking.

 

[garrett randall]

I would stay away from a black interior, attracts heat if left out in the sun for an extended period of time...

Now black on the OUTSIDE...totally different story...

(still, keep it covered in the sun, better yet, out of the sun all together...)

Garrett Randall

 

[Joe_Knesek]

I would stay away from a black interior, attracts heat if left out in the sun for an extended period of time...
Now black on the OUTSIDE...totally different story...

(still, keep it covered in the sun, better yet, out of the sun all together...)

Garrett Randall

Garrett, it was a joke. Black is the natural color of the rails in my boat because they are carbon.

 

[garrett randall]

Hi Joe.

I'ts all good

I was referring to this quote from FRA...

"I'm going with black inside everywhere except the radio box ,for visibility I'm using white. "

Garrett Randall

 

[Zimmerman]

I seal all my wood boats with a marine clear by Interlux called Interthane-Plus. It's a 2 part polyurithane that is ABSOULTELY IMPERVIOUS to everything from UV light to my mother-in-law! Brushes nicely. First coat thinned to soak in. Second full strength. When scuffed dull with 600 sandpaper it is compatable with PPG Concept paint without priming. The bad news is it runs about $54 a quart and needs a full 7 days at room temp to cure between coats for best results. I just leave the interior clear.

Rich