RMS Titanic

The Tops: Solid Black. The top portion of each funnel was wrapped in a thick black band specifically designed to hide the soot and grime blowing out of the coal burners.The Base: The exact shade is lost to history because it was mixed on-site, but historians describe it as a pale, ochre-tinted golden beige or a muted, soft creamy yellow-tan. It was not bright lemon yellow or neon orange.The Sheer Stripe: Sheer Gold. Separating the black hull from the white superstructure was a single, thin, continuous yellow-gold painted stripe wrapping around the upper edge of the hullMain Hull (Above the Waterline): Gloss Black. The bulk of the ship's massive iron sides were painted deep black.Lower Hull (Below the Waterline): Antifouling Red. This was not a bright fire-engine red, but rather a dark, matte, dull salmon or reddish-pink brick tone designed to prevent marine growth 4 funnels 269.1 metres (882 feet and 9 inches) in total length and weighing 46,328 gross register tonnes have fun everyone