ItsaBass
New member
Hi,
I just ordered an early-style P-Bass body from B. Hefner. It is for a build for my girlfriend and bandmate. It's gonna be short scale with a Tele headstock and a maple neck.
Because the company was having a 20 percent off sale, I thought long and hard about having the body painted Sherwood Green by them too. It would have been just under $400 to have the body made and painted in nitrocellulose. However, I was able to get out of her that she doesn't really want Sherwood Green. She wants a basic primary green, preferably with sparkle. Fender's Candy Green is great, and I had pretty much settled on it. However, then I saw this color from the Fender Custom Shop:
That is EXACTLY what she wants.
Anyone know where I can get a paint job like that? Nitrocellulose would be preferable. She prefers the feel and wants to see the bass age over time.
Here is Candy Green. I will probably end up having to go with this color. I think it is a great color, but I need to find a place that can do it.
I just ordered an early-style P-Bass body from B. Hefner. It is for a build for my girlfriend and bandmate. It's gonna be short scale with a Tele headstock and a maple neck.
Because the company was having a 20 percent off sale, I thought long and hard about having the body painted Sherwood Green by them too. It would have been just under $400 to have the body made and painted in nitrocellulose. However, I was able to get out of her that she doesn't really want Sherwood Green. She wants a basic primary green, preferably with sparkle. Fender's Candy Green is great, and I had pretty much settled on it. However, then I saw this color from the Fender Custom Shop:
That is EXACTLY what she wants.
Anyone know where I can get a paint job like that? Nitrocellulose would be preferable. She prefers the feel and wants to see the bass age over time.
Here is Candy Green. I will probably end up having to go with this color. I think it is a great color, but I need to find a place that can do it.