Alexseal Yacht Coatings has significantly expanded its Color Configurator, adding four new yacht models and three new colour shades.
“Shortly after the 2025 launch, many of our customers were using the tool and even asked for more model variety,” says Thomas Schultz, Global Sales Director of Alexseal Yacht Coatings. “The highly positive feedback from Color Configurator users pushed us to extend the configurator massively.” New to the portfolio are a large sailing yacht, a Dutch motor yacht, a motor catamaran and a compact centre console.
Until now, the existing models (superyacht, small motor yacht, small sailing yacht, sportfish and picnic boat) were manufacturer-independent designs. For this expansion, Alexseal partnered with three shipyards. Contest Yachts contributed the brand-new Contest 56CS for the sailing yacht category, Boarnstream Yachting provided the Boarncruiser 1440 Elegance for the Dutch motor yacht and Two Oceans supplied the 555 power catamaran.
Alongside the four new models, Alexseal is adding three new shades to its colour portfolio: SOUR, a vivid yellow-green; TREE HOUSE, a rich brown; and ICE WATER, a light blue-grey. These shades are based on the Colors of the Year 2026, released annually by coatings manufacturer Mankiewicz, the company behind Alexseal. The selections reflect broader social developments and global colour trends and are shown exclusively in the Configurator.
Originally launched in spring 2025, the Color Configurator lets users apply Alexseal standard solid and metallic colours digitally to the hull, superstructure and boot stripe of various yacht types, quickly and intuitively. It is designed primarily to support yacht owners and prospective owners in evaluating how colours work across a yacht’s geometry and large surface areas, complementing the small colour chips typically provided by coatings manufacturers.
To see how all nine yacht types look across nearly 130 colours, visit the Alexseal Color Configurator at alexseal.com/color-configurator.
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