TV Yellow'ish?

No, not another thread about how to paint TV yellow. :shock: but I would like to know what's out there in rattle cans that are a nice pleasant (dull, not bright) yellow. What I usually would call a banana yellow. I remember reading that Fender's blonde butterscoth has a nice yellow look to it. Can anybody confirm that?

If such a thing does not exist I think I'll expirement with spraying an amber tint on top of a white, a creme, and maybe yellow and see if anything pleasant turns up. I'm looking for a solid color, no need to see the woodgrain.

This ebay seller has TV Yellow if that is what you are looking for: http://www.ebay.com/itm/T-V-YELLOW-Graceys-Guitar-Finish-Paint-Aerosol-Spray-Can-NITRO-Project-/170674162911?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item27bcf90cdf

ReRanch has it. Not sure if it's any good, but looks fine on their website.

ReRanch has it. Not sure if it's any good, but looks fine on their website.

I knew about that, but the process was much more than I wanted to get into since this isn't a restoration. But the link to the ebay seller looks interesting. I'm thinking sprayed over a primer would give it a more solid color look.

I was in Walymart last night looking for some outdoor furniture paint and came across a really nice pale yellow by Krylon (Indoor/Outdoor). I don't recall the name of the color, but they had a bright yellow as well. I took it home and sprayed a couple coats and it looks great! Almost like a white guitar that had really yellowed. And from what I saw, the more you put on the more yellow it will become. I think this is what I'm going with. $5 a can.

I know krylon is not the paint of choice for most people here, but those who have used it, any things I need to be aware of?

Here's Reranch vintage cream, which may be like what you
call banana yellow.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_D0X5XbDW_Y/SVkGhSyAVDI/AAAAAAAAAAM/L4IZmFJrqCo/s640/IMG_2579.jpg

i've had good luck with reranch cans...the butterscotch is a bit more yellow than the old fenders but it's still a nice tone.

Here's Reranch vintage cream, which may be like what you
call banana yellow.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_D0X5XbDW_Y/SVkGhSyAVDI/AAAAAAAAAAM/L4IZmFJrqCo/s640/IMG_2579.jpg


Yes, that's the color I'd like to go for. a little more yellow wouldn't be bad - makes me think the butterscotch might do it. Ohio Valley Nitro carries the Fender butterscotch, but not sure about the vintage cream. Fortunately I frequent the city they're in so no shipping charges.

I'm under the understanding that the new (tapered cap) krylon cans are enamal now?