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Disco years at RIC !

Post by axel »

check this one, found on gBase.com
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halas, the picture is ******, but it IS a 360 Silver!
flashy to say the least - I thought only a few basses had been sprayed that way.
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Post by johnhall »

Silver was a standard color available on all models for a number of years. Actually, it was just the undercoat for the Midnight Blue.
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Thanks,
nice info - did you stumble on the color while preparing the midnight blue or decided to have the silver even if it wasn't "included" in the mb ?

And why a silvery undercoat: to give the mb an extra depth and slight changes when looked from different angles ? (ah never seen one in real life...)

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Axel: You might enjoy this article and photos from the Rickenbacker Registration Page - Hi Ho Silver Away! John: Thanks for the information.
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Post by rick12dr »

Axel;
Think of it this way, colors like candy apple red are a translucent or transparent red, that need a base coat to get the "effect", and you could use gold or silver to accomplish this.Car painting guys have done this for years.
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you guys are just plain wonderful

(never seen a candyApple either-France is a long way from California...)
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