Had some cans of the above selected colors. Put some Maui blue on to see how bad it is. Or how good. Works to fill in scratches if nothing else. Undecided
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Yeah! I like that forget all the other Shite suggestions
Your avatar suggests you may be biased!Yeah! I like that forget all the other Shite suggestions
What!?Your avatar suggests you may be biased!
THAT looks really good!!Had some cans of the above selected colors. Put some Maui blue on to see how bad it is. Or how good. Works to fill in scratches if nothing else. Undecided
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Lately I've seen a couple "old Lake placid blue" with a tort guard which looked stunning. That blue could work with the right guard.Your avatar suggests you may be biased!
I'm literally winging itLately I've seen a couple "old Lake placid blue" with a tort guard which looked stunning. That blue could work with the right guard.
You've done a good job so far![]()
Blue, mint and dark rosewood is a perfect match.Went too fast and have some cracks. So I’ll let it bake and resume tomorrow after some scotch brite
This is the GM color code Bahama Blue
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This old tuxedo black was hiding a 3 piece body underneath, and was showing the seams on the finish. It’s part of the reason for the refinish, so it’s gonna have to stay paintedBlue, mint and dark rosewood is a perfect match.
A tort pickguard with a bare natural body would also work well.