All done and ordered, just have to get my other Surfer Girl Strat finished first
Awesome fun! Thanks again guys
All done and ordered, just have to get my other Surfer Girl Strat finished first
Awesome fun! Thanks again guys
And refunded. You owe us a photo of your Vintage Blonde body Matt.
Cheers,
Adam
adamboyle(at)pitbullguitars.com
Thanks very much Adam, will get you photos as soon as it's at an acceptable level/finish.
Haha :-)
Quick question. Is the Vintage Blonde a solid base like T-bird. Or is it mostly transparent?
How close is VB in reference to the picture in the op. is it a creamy white or does it have a bit more yellow in it?
Bump. Just wanting to find out about this colour so I can see if its suitable for what I want to do with it before I order it.
I recently asked DB about doing a solid white Wudtone, with this question "... I want to do a white finish, essentially as white as possible. *Ideally, I want it to be solid white or, at the very least, white that varies slightly with the grain. *Which do you think would work best, Olympic Girl or Vintage Blonde?". He recommended Vintage Blonde. I haven't received my order yet, so I can't tell you how solid the colour ends up (my plan is to use it on Mahogany).
If you're uncertain, your best bet will be to email DB (dingobass {at} pitbullguitars.com) with the specifics of what you are wanting to do and get his opinion.
Scott.
I haven't had a chance to use the VB on any wood yet but in the bottle it looks VERY cream. There is a white base that comes with it so you can vary the colour so I suppose you could start with the white and add colour.
The VB 'system' is much like the Surfer Girl green I'm doing at the moment - the colour is quite transparent no matter how many coats you apply (which I actually like) and I also found with the Surfer Girl that no matter how much of the white base I added, it didn't really change the colour much (I added all of the white in the end) and was happy with the result - so I'm assuming the VB will have the same type of transparency?