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The color “Wine Red” in guitars is a translucent color that allows the wood grain to show through.
It has its roots in the classic aesthetics of the music industry. Mostly used by Gibson on the Les Paul Studio,
Custom and Les Paul Deluxe models of the 1970s.
Inspired by the depth and richness of red wine, this shade has become an iconic choice.
Fusing the classic with the modern, this color has endured over time. From vintage models to contemporary creations,
“Wine Red” continues to be a choice that evokes tradition and style in the music scene.
Important: As it is a translucent colour, to obtain the same tone as shown in the photo it is important to use the colour
on mahogany wood or a similar tone (dark).
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Nitorlack colors are based on the original Fender and Gibson colors.
The creation of these colors is preceded by a great work and exhaustive study by our laboratory and technical department.
Thanks to this, we have been able to recreate with fidelity the tones of the Fender and Gibson guitars of the 50’s and 60’s.
During those years until nowadays it is important to take into account that the colors of vintage guitars have changed a lot
over the years due to the aging of the nitrocellulose lacquer and modifications in the colors of the brands.
Therefore, two guitars finished in 1960 with fender colors may be totally different from each other or from a more current guitar.