What a great idea, you should start your own drum company, you could call them Poppy Drums.x-mas3

HaHaha, That is my upholstery shop, where we recover furniture and commercial upholstery. It is also where i store all my rolls of original automotive fabric. I have another, much larger shop for auto upholstery and auto interior restoration. I have 11 employees. The table I was working on is a 16'X8' cutting table, with a sewing machine at each end. Right now we are on the last leg of recovering about 400 chairs for texas tech Library. We do a lot of resturants and a lot of medical exam beds, waitin room chairs etc........ There is a good heater in there and plenty of room on that table for rewrapping. It was in the 70's here sunday. The adhesive dries much quicker in a warmer inviorment. Next time Im gonna get me a lazy susan spinning aparatus to spin the drum shell around while I spray it.

And that lazy susan idea would work real good for spray paint and laquer!!

Fine shop you got there Poppy!! Merry Christmas!!

Cheers,BigE

Hey Poppy. I was in the upholstery business years ago.

Need a turntable?

I found a couple old Barber/beauty shop chair basses. The ones that have the foot pump. Took a 4'x4' piece of plywood and made a bracket to slip over the bass and mount the plywood too. You than have a adjustable height and a turntable built into one.

Poppy, thanks for posting this. It makes me less afraid of trying this myself sometime now. Awesome! Very educational. Thanks :Santa:

Poppy, thanks for taking the time and effort to video and post this. Very informative and I'll be referring to this down the road when I tackle a project such as this. Love that southern accent too.:)

It`s a great video for those who never tried something like this,..takes the worry out of it.

Did anyone else notice the little dog walk`n around in the backdrop get`n some appearence time ??

That lil dog is Sissy.