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This is a really cool finish I have never seen/heard of.


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It's a bit like 'Marmite' (a brown, salty, yeasty, sticky glue that some Brits spread over hot-buttered-toast...) in that it tends to polarize opinion.

 

People tend to either love it or hate it. Very few will be neutral.

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It's a bit like 'Marmite' (a brown' date=' salty, yeasty, sticky glue that some Brits spread over hot-buttered-toast...) in that it tends to polarize opinion.

 

People tend to either love it or hate it. [i']Very[/i] few will be neutral.

 

 

Marmite, that is somthing you could describe as Cool :-

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Marmite' date=' that is somthing you could describe as Cool [cool']

 

LOL!

 

Marmite is something I could describe as being 'Completely banned from the table' when my wife is home!

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I actually like it (not enough to shell out the readies' date=' you understand) but I think if the green was [i']translucent[/i] - i.e. any flame was visible to the body edge (as on a CSB '59 RI) - and perhaps a bit darker it would start to look very sweet indeed.

 

I think I am correct when I say someone here posted a snap of a LP which was sort of 'Bottle-green-to-Amber-yellow-Sunburst' and I thought it was stunning. I've done a quick search but couldn't find it anywhere.

 

Perhaps I dreamt it...

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Hey Pippy -

 

I remember that beauty - superb bookmatching - Iguana rules the green - here ya go -

 

Thanks for that, BigKahune - that's the very chap!

 

Really nice look on that one.

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So they do have 12 string pink les pauls with gold hardware! [thumbup]

 

Actually I have seen a 12-string LP, and I've also seen a pink LP with gold hardware, so there may be one out there, you never know.......

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It's a bit like 'Marmite' (a brown' date=' salty, yeasty, sticky glue that some Brits spread over hot-buttered-toast...) in that it tends to polarize opinion.

 

People tend to either love it or hate it. [i']Very[/i] few will be neutral.

 

 

I ate my share when I was living in England. You get used to it! lol

The Aussies have Vegemite which is the same thing......tar on toast! mmmm!

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