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Was Cadillac Green really Chevrolet Channel Green?

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I never completed my Gretsch set as a Cadillac Green set because I never saw that green as the same hue or shade as the pictures that I've seen of Birdland drums. There are several different shades of Cadillac Green used over the years, but none were as good as the original color. I just saw a guitar finished in Chevy Channel Green, and to me it looks spot on. What do you CG lovers think?

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Posted on 1 year ago
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.................................................. ......Joe
Posted on 1 year ago
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Yeah, I've already seen those. They don't look right. A couple are way-off. You might be right on the Army color.

Posted on 1 year ago
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You really can't go by pictures. There are too many variables to get anything remotely accurate. Also, how you spray a metallic paint can affect the shade somewhat. The only real way to tell is to compare things side by side.

Do you have at least one drum in Cadillac Green you can use a a reference?

Posted on 1 year ago
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Posted on 1 year ago
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Well, regardless, you can't tell anything by looking at pictures on a computer screen. If you have a drum in the correct color you can take it to a automobile paint store and they can scan it and mix up the correct paint for you.

Posted on 1 year ago
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