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Champagne hull color

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Instead of the standard white color of gelcoat (which technically is the best color to use in warm climes as it reflects the sun's rays and doesn't absorb energy due to its high albedo) or the common “Flag Blue” that I had on Zanshin I I saw a picture in the first brochure for the Jeanneau 57 with a hull colored “Champagne” that looked perfect and that was one of the few decisions regarding how to outfit the yacht that I never revisited or revised. The pictures below are from the commissioning process and show the hull first in white and then in the various stages of completion. The paint used is Awlgrip.

First picture of ZanshinThis is the first picture of Zanshin upon arrival in the USA on September 9, 2011.
(2011-09-12 10:12:15 iPhone 3GS [f/2.8, 1/1494s] ISO 64)
First picture of Zanshin
First view of Champagne-colored hullThe base color, Champagne, has been applied to the hull and still needs to be completed.
(2011-09-20 09:24:57 iPhone 3GS [f/2.8, 1/243s] ISO 64)
First view of Champagne-colored hull
Zanshin AwlgrippedZanshin right after the initial awlgrip work has been completed.
(2011-09-27 12:15:23 iPhone 3GS [f/2.8, 1/1352s] ISO 64)
Zanshin Awlgripped
Zanshin's new color schemeZanshin right after the initial awlgrip work has been completed.
(2011-09-27 12:05:24 iPhone 3GS [f/2.8, 1/2134s] ISO 64)
Zanshin's new color scheme
Zanshin at 2011 Annapolis Boat ShowZanshin at the docks for the the 2011 Annapolis Boat Show.
Zanshin at 2011 Annapolis Boat Show