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scotty wrote:

collin wrote:I'm down with brown.

I dont know why but thats hilarious.

Maybe because you have been on the best Malt?????

Guitar - made out of wood.
Brown seems like a natural!

I like Monte Brown, a lot. Last year saw a few Monte Brown models, the Japanese 310 short-scales and Craig's one-off 1998 reissue.

Imagine if the 360/12C63 had been produced in Monte Brown?

Yep--it would have looked something like this, minus one pickup, plus six strings:

...or this with a cat's eye and slightly slimmer headstock?

http://www.rickresource.com/rrp/1993SPC.html



MB has been sprayed in the factory recently and maybe if C63's were on the line at the time...experimental matrimony?

Oh, Holy Cr@p! That's beautiful.

And heres WALNUT circa 1969....

That looks really nice, John!

Just curious but is there a way you can gloss up an Autumnglo easily without a refinish or shooting it with a gloss overcoat? And would it then look like Walnut?

IHeartRics wrote:Just curious but is there a way you can gloss up an Autumnglo easily without a refinish or shooting it with a gloss overcoat? And would it then look like Walnut?

I had it done to an Alembic that was a matte finish...my luthier put it to a buffer, and it came out looking like brand new!

I did some comparison shots a few years ago myself...

Yup. Flash will do that.

jingle_jangle wrote:Yup. Flash will do that.

Also leaves a fresh smell too...

That '69 WAL is cool beans...

Here is the BEFORE & AFTER, Matte vs GLOSS!