Ok, here we go.

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I am boring when it comes to color. Expecially something out in the sun most of the time...... so I would say red, blue or even orange. But white and other light colors will look dirty quick and bright colors will fade quickly. My FIL is all about tractors, he used to be Ford blue but now is Kabota Orange focused. They sell the paints for them and they are pretty durable. Or you could even go Harley themed if that is a thing your into. Maybe for some bling you can trim with some diamond plating.
 
Hey Rib, my two favorite colors are Black and Red, that would be my choice, But what do you like?   I have a buddy in Dallas that did his smoker and trailer in black and had those realistic looking flames painted on, pretty neat, not what I would have done but neat. I think the Black smoker, Red trailer with chrome accent pieces would really set it off.

Gary
 
Any color on the trailer will really make that smoker stand out, (Especially Red) but any color   Pick one of your Florida Gator colors and with some Chrome accents  WOW !!!

Gary
 
Two Tone !!!!      Red,  Grey  Pin stripes   ????
 
Going out of town next week, is I went ahead and painted the trailer with the nascar black I had so it wouldn't start rusting. 1/2 gallon epoxy primer and 3 quarts urethane went on this little trailer. All that expanded and mesh eats up the paint , shooting it from 10 different angles. You know when it's coated good when it feels like plastic when you run your hand along it!

Stuck my gauges in just to see how it's going to look..
 
Installing what I feel is the best door seal solution , easy, cheap, not an eye sore , nor does it fall off. I've never had a bit off problem with this brand.

Trick is, etch steel good, get one light coat of paint on back side of door, let it cure, then clean with alcohol swab and take your time and get a nice bead.

 
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