07-25-2014, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by faceglide
ON a black cherry, bronze burst will be a tad matchy-matchy under low lighting(overcast, morning, evening). Sunken treasure will definitely have contrast in all lighting conditions.
BUUUUT....bronze burst in full light(sunny, photos with flash, direct lighting) has a ton of pop and becomes a very bright, flaky golden-bronze and is AMAZING. Granted, this is only at the right angles and right lighting. It is an AMAZING finish(bronze burst), definitely high-risk, high-reward! While sunken treasure is just as amazing, but has definite contrast in those sub-optimal lighting situations..you literally cannot go wrong!
Source:I used to rock the Bronze Burst on my Black Cherry! Brother has sunken treasures on his Charger SRT-8 .
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Nice descriptions! I would say they are very accurate. I also wanted to mention the Sunken Treasure has very small/fine metallic flake, while the bronze burst has larger flake which you can see in the comparison pic I posted earlier!
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Originally Posted by Haboob
I really like the bronze burst on my Midnight Blue. Someone posted saying it doesn't match, but I disagree.
In no/low light they look almost a black/gunmetal colour and then pop with the burst when hit with direct light.
Would I do a different colour next time? Sure, but I'm highly satisfied with this colour too.
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Originally Posted by Bleek
I just read this whole thread. Needless to say, I know where I'll be coming to get my next set of wheels.
Dope thread!
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Glad you enjoyed it, let me know when you are ready and I'll get you set up 
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