I think I already posted a pic of the kids elsewhere here, but since this is the re-wrap thread, here are mine. I used Jammin Sam silver sparkle to wrap the orphan toms, the bass drum is the original wrap:

Here are a few of my re-covers

70's Revere - Uncovered to Bronze

Ludwig Rocker - Red to Turquoise

60's Pearl - Blue Paint to Emerald Green

For the sake of time and bandwidth, I'll only post a few pics, but here is a 1958/59 Slingerland kit I restored. The snare drum was in the worst shape of all the drums. I cleaned the rust stains off the shell with a Magic Eraser, lightly sanded the WMP with 1000 and 2000 grit sand paper to clean it up a little more, then polished with Novus 2, and replaced a few broken/missing parts.

For the kit, I stripped it down and polished everything and sanded and repainted the BD hoops. I replaced incorrect hoops on the rack tom, incorrect BD claws/rods, lots of incorrect tension rods, and an incorrect BD spur bracket wing screw that was mushroomed to the point I had to file it down inside the spur channel of the bracket in order to get it out.

It was a lot of work, but a lot of fun. I traded it for a great RK kit, but I still miss it.

I'll be doing my first re-wrap job on my '67ish Slingerland drums, that will become a Modern Jazz kit, in a month or two. I'll post before and after pics here when I'm done.

Lynn

Nice work on the Slingerland's , SlingerLynn

Ardrummer that bronze is pretty sweet.

Here is an Eagle Badge that was toast and tried my first wrap job on.

I added the 14" floor (keller shell)but not original. The rest are close numbered set.

Wayne

What wrap is that??

Thank you, sir! Nice work on yours as well. What is the name of that wrap? I like it a lot!

Lynn

Good lord that is a beautiful kit. I would miss it too.

Thank you! I occasionally pass close by where the current owner of that kit lives and just want to stop and look at them...and, of course, play them again.

Lynn

I loved the color of the wrap. Found it on eBay. Was actually looking for a butterscotch and came across this one. It is called Dark Gold Pearl. Here is a closer shot of the snare.

Wayne