Hifi
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I’ve noticed that Gibsons aged guitars don’t seem to get aged plastics even on heavy aged models.. What on earth is the thought process here?
I have a 2016 r8 and the metal parts have a nice patina, the plastic stuff is all brand new. This looks super cheap to me and although I’m getting good at aging stuff myself, it makes me wonder what they are thinking. If you have any insight please share
I have a 2016 r8 and the metal parts have a nice patina, the plastic stuff is all brand new. This looks super cheap to me and although I’m getting good at aging stuff myself, it makes me wonder what they are thinking. If you have any insight please share