Bruiser color?

[decoy033]

Does anyone sell the Bruiser color gelcoat? Or can this only be done by paint mixing? Any info would be great.

[OFFSHORE GINGER]

Have you thought of trying www.spectrumcolor.com .

[transomstand]

Uhhhhh, it's black, then shot with blue flake and clear.

It's not a "color" you can buy.

[OFFSHORE GINGER]

Well , you got me considering i have never heard of Bruiser color . Ha Ha Ha

[transomstand]

Well , you got me considering i have never heard of Bruiser color . Ha Ha Ha

Ya need to be a "Hydrostream guy" to know about it

[OFFSHORE GINGER]

Hey guy ....................you still got me on that one considering i have worked on my share of streams this and last year doing total re-cores, transoms , flooring , ect , ect , which just might make me stupid .

[transomstand]

Hey guy ....................you still got me on that one considering i have worked on my share of streams this and last year doing total re-cores, transoms , flooring , ect , ect , which just might make me stupid .

I'm sure you'll come across one, it was a very popular color scheme.

http://www.screamandfly.com/showthre...ighlight=viper

[rev.ronnie]

The blue color is layed into the mold first, along the parting line seam, then the rest is done in black.

I have seen it done the other way too. The black band on a blue boat.

[RobF]

bruiser I repaired had no blue gelcoat in it at all.
it was black with blue flake

when in the mold it would be: clear, flake, black.

[97 TWISTER]

I used automotive paint, base black and blue flake. There are 2 blue flakes what I used is a little bluer than factory. I believe what they use is the greener of the 2. If intrested I can give you more info.
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[RobF]

bruiser definitely more green, but it looks good darker too

[JWTjr.]

when in the mold it would be: clear, flake, black.

This, exactly.