Got this response from someone who served on board the Webster:
Exterior: anti-foul red (Krylon sandible primer is a dead ringer) below centerline, black (for scale effect, make this a very dark gray) above waterline. For SSBN's operating on the West coast before the mid-80's, make all topside vertical surfaces a dark gray.
Interior: bilges are terra-cotta red; engineering spaces white, with steel deck plate gratings; same for AMR-1 and AMR-2; missile compartment pea green with tan tile on decks; operations compartment, wood paneling in officers quarters and wardroom, and mess deck, tan in sonar shack and Nav center. Control Room consoles light gray with black faces. Torpedo Room is tan with brass tube breeches.
BTW, the kits are not very accurate, neither the exterior (example: the rudders are one piece, not split), nor the interior. The engineering spaces are particularly off. Example: No propeller shaft evident in the engineering spaces, nor any signs of large steam turbines. Have fun anyway!
Tom Dougherty ( snipped-for-privacy@aol.com)