Aerosol Pearl Finish ?

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Aerosol Pearl Finish ?

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Hello chaps.

If anyone knows of anything like the following that's available in Newsyland, would they please point me in the correct direction ?

http://www.specialistpaints.com/custom-aerosol-cans

Thank you,

Gary.

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most auto paint suppliers should be able to do custom pearl colours in cans......I have got some from shanes in papakura

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There is a big auto colour store in Penrose cnr gt sth rd and church st
They do any colour in a spray can can't remember the name sorry

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Thanks guys for the help.

Might we be talking about Colourworks Paint Supplies ?

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Yup, that be them, those guys used to mix small amounts for me, generally no or low charge, they can mix most colours. Nice folks to deal with. I would take my guitars in so they could colour match.

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Would these guys do Nitro, or have access to nitro k1w1?
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Specialise in nitro, they supply panelbeaters, all my guitars are 50's 60's department store models (mainly Harmony/Silvertone), all done in nitro. These guys will mix nitro colours no problem. My main '65 solid body truss rod broke and getting it out badly damaged the headstock. They nicely matched the black, but it is a little marred finish, my fault as spraying without a booth is difficult. This a the only after shot I have, top right

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Thanks so much man...how's that neck pickup in the Tele? Can you sing into it? I remember using a Harmony p/up as a mic for effects years ago....
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Yeah a few go microphonic, they wound them hot, the ones in the red one are both around 10.5 - 11 K ohm, but that goldfoil in the tele is full and smooth VERY P90 ish, lovely, not a hint of microphonics. They are wound wide and flat, different to Fender or Gibson, so very "saturated" tone is the best I can describe.

But those guys at Colourworks, good guys to deal with. I used to live in Onehunga, just down the road.

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