What color do I choose?

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RutleDirk
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Re: What color do I choose?

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Interesting, that most of the suggestions have been standard Rick finishes, from one era or another. Isn't this the perfect opportunity to have a Rick in "that color" that you've always wished they would make?

What would "that color" be for you, Mario? :wink:
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Re: What color do I choose?

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MiroN wrote:Zero Kill!!!
Maybe, in the first post, I expressed badly the modification that I'm going to do.
I want to close the holes and insert the tuners in 4003s /5 position.
Now, with this type of work, I can not use transparent colors or FireGL Mapleglo type, to avoid to see clogged holes
I see now you did explain this in the OP--sorry, I just missed it. Have fun.
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Re: What color do I choose?

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RutleDirk wrote: What would "that color" be for you, Mario? :wink:
I am very attracted by Azurglo
My Basses' Name:
4001White 1981-11-W.
4003Jetglo 1992-04-Mr.B.B.
4001Mapleglo 1974-06-Tre
4004Walnut 1994-09 CI-Giusy
4004Mapleglo 2003-05 CII (Fretless 4-2-5)-Amo
4004Jetglo 1994-12 Laredo-Ruso
4003Mapleglo 1988-08 LK-Lemmy
2030MidnightBlue 1992-08-Nino
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Re: What color do I choose?

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Burg ain't bad.

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Re: What color do I choose?

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RutleDirk wrote:Interesting, that most of the suggestions have been standard Rick finishes, from one era or another. Isn't this the perfect opportunity to have a Rick in "that color" that you've always wished they would make?

What would "that color" be for you, Mario? :wink:
I agree with that. Don't keep your choices to the standard Rick colors. Think about what color works for you.
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