🎶 Unleash Your Inner Rock Star with Daphne Blue!
Daphne Blue is a classic nitrocellulose finish designed to match the original color used by guitar manufacturers in the 60s. Each 16oz aerosol can provides ample coverage for at least one guitar, making it perfect for vintage guitar recreation enthusiasts. With its gloss finish and specially blended formula, this product not only revives classic aesthetics but also offers a unique vintage aging feature.
| Manufacturer | Ohio Valley Nitro |
| Part Number | Daphne Blue |
| Item Weight | 3 pounds |
| Size | 16 ounces |
| Color | Blue |
| Finish | Gloss |
| Material | Vinyl |
| Coverage | Full |
| Special Features | Vintage Aging |
| Usage | Vintage guitar recreation |
H**O
Excellent paint in an excellent delivery system
Excellent paint in an excellent delivery system. Had zero sputters out of 2 cans. It seems just a touch greener than what I consider to be Daphne Blue, but it's a really nice color. This was my first attempt at repainting a guitar, so I certainly didn't get it perfect, but I'm happy with it. I'm going to post a picture of a strap on my guitar that has what I consider to be Daphne Blue in it, and maybe you can see the slight difference.In any event, the paint itself was great. Wish they sold Sonic Blue, because my Strat is next!
S**P
Matched my Daphne Blue Strat Perfectly
Matched my Daphne Blue Strat perfectly. Initially the can sputtered but you just have to test spray until the nozzle clears out. Could not be happier. Will update once I put the neck on my Tex Mex, Custom Shop Strat.
R**K
NICE LIGHT BLUE
Covers well and drys quick. Lighter in color than I had hoped it would be which is why only 4 stars but that is mostly my fault since I didn't research it well.
R**D
Good Color
I used this paint as part of a refurbish project of our old Precision Bass. Looks nice.
J**R
uneven spray-ruined project
I followed the directions on use and began spraying the first coat, but it started shooting out large droplets all over the guitar body and ruined the project. I can try and sand it all down and try to start over again, but will go with a different company for the paint. Waste of time to get all the way to this point and have a defective product and have to strip it all down again.
