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Yes, even G&L doesn't get it right all the time!

Around here, with the lakes in southwest Missouri, we call that finish the "basscaster" finish, as in the large-mouth variety of the fish.

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If you've got some time to kill, you might enjoy this podcast which talks about the finishes on boats like that. It's a fun listen.

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Not true.
The gold P bass in the above pics is 8lbs.
The billy bo is 8.5
Sparkle L2500 is 9.5
It doesn't mean you can't have a light bass. It does mean that the finish is heavier although I doubt it's a full pound heavier. It does take a huge amount of clear to protect the flake.