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61 Refin...what color?

Thanks everybody for all the options! I saw a few very nice pics of:

Seafoam Green
Surf Green
Daphne Blue

Right now I'm leaning towards Surf Green. I live in Holland so MJT isn't an option. Here we have Rebelrelic and the job they do is unreal! I'll give them a call today to get more info.

Thanks so far!!
 
This Surf Green for instance:
 

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I like an old Fender just like most folks do, but when it comes to a refinish, why not have fun with it. Metal flake! Surf's up!

Fender actually did that back in the sixties... Not officially, but they were made for tradeshows, and on custom order. Big flakes, and funky colours... They're called Invalid Link Removed, and few examples still exist today. The flakes were so big, they couldn't be sprayed by the in house facility, so those bodies were sprayed at the bodyshop (for cars that is) down the road.

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Fender actually did that back in the sixties... Not officially, but they were made for tradeshows, and on custom order. Big flakes, and funky colours... They're called Invalid Link Removed, and few examples still exist today. The flakes were so big, they couldn't be sprayed by the in house facility, so those bodies were sprayed at the bodyshop (for cars that is) down the road.

DV016_Jpg_Large_581328.181_gold_sparkle.jpg

Never knew this but...nah...eventually I'll get bored with such a paintjob. It should be authentic.
 
Fender actually did that back in the sixties... Not officially, but they were made for tradeshows, and on custom order. Big flakes, and funky colours... They're called Invalid Link Removed, and few examples still exist today. The flakes were so big, they couldn't be sprayed by the in house facility, so those bodies were sprayed at the bodyshop (for cars that is) down the road.

DV016_Jpg_Large_581328.181_gold_sparkle.jpg

True. I did see, hold and play a factory original 1959 Fender Stratocaster in chartreuse sparkle.