We derive, in the context of a previously proposed chiral soliton bag model with colored Higgs mechanism, the field equations for the eight gluons and the remaining four Higgs particles. It is pointed out that the boundary condition used by Jaendel for supporting his claim about the lack of a suppression mechanism for open-color states do not follow from these highly coupled nonlinear field equations, unless nonlinearities appearing in these equations are neglected. It is also pointed out that the possible presence of a large surface energy in the proposed model does not necessarily give rise to the so-called ''fine-tuning'' problem. Finally, we also outline briefly a few additional important aspects which may be useful for further understanding the proposed model.