Fender introduced Charcoal Frost Metallic nitro lacquer in 1965. Like many other Fender colors of that era Charcoal Frost was initially used in the automotive industries and can be found on mid '60's Lincoln Continentals Ford Thunderbirds. 

As Charcoal Frost Metallic Nitro ages it becomes slightly gray/greenish, If you're after that aged color but don't want to wait that long you can create this aged color by spraying a coat of Vintage Amber over the Charcoal Frost Metallic nitro.

NitorLACK makes our nitrocellulose lacquer for us based on proven recipes. Their experience and research have led to the nitro colors from the golden age of electric guitars we all love. New stock arrives weekly so you can be sure to receive freshly made nitro lacquer!

One can contains 500ml Charcoal Frost Metallic nitro lacquer. It is recommended to dilute the charcoal frost lacquer with a nitro thinner.

Please be aware that in order to finish your guitar and to protect the color we recommend spraying a topcoat of clear nitro.

Charcoal Frost nitro lacquer is best kept in a place with a room temperature between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius. Keep out of direct sunlight.

We will ship Charcoal Frost Metallic nitro lacquer abroad. Please check with local customs if you can bring nitro lacquer into your country. GuitarSupplies is not responsible for any taxes or duties.