teb wrote:I've always wanted to do one in "Rootbeerburst".And I'm really tempted to make a mother of toilet seat pickguard for my 4003 so that it matches my Hofner.
That would have to be "RootbeerGlo" for a Rickenbacker !!
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teb wrote:I've always wanted to do one in "Rootbeerburst".And I'm really tempted to make a mother of toilet seat pickguard for my 4003 so that it matches my Hofner.
Har Har! Yes but whatever Todd is going to call it, I call it a winner.pauleway wrote:teb wrote:I've always wanted to do one in "Rootbeerburst".And I'm really tempted to make a mother of toilet seat pickguard for my 4003 so that it matches my Hofner.
That would have to be "RootbeerGlo" for a Rickenbacker !!
Bob, colour us on the same palette.stringsncords wrote:I've actually seen a few different variations of AMBER FIREGLO, but I like the ones with a Yellow Center and Red Edges.
Me too, Graham. One of the earliest Rickenbacker finishes. I was so very glad to see it offered in 2003/04.arbiter wrote:I am partial to Montezuma Brown.
I too love Mapleglo. As for the Jetglo, its finish is often easiest to repair depending on the chip.andyenobs wrote:I have had Fireglo and got bored with it and I always think Jetglo like many blacks might have a tendency to chip. I love natural wood so I like Mapleglo the best.
Azureglo for me too. My next Rick will be in Azureglo for sure!collin wrote:Nobody else have love for Azureglo?
By far my favorite period color on a Rickenbacker, followed by Burgundyglo.
Andy, these are great points!andyenobs wrote:Ofcourse the obvious beauty of Mapleglo is it doesn't chip and if it dents its not obvious and most of all you have the grain of the wood to keep you interested.