I think you'd better re-read the auction poppy....its 200 INCHES, NOT feet....:D

lol I read it right but typed it wrong lol

The way I calculated it will take 166 inches to wrap a 5 piece kit

Using the standard formula for wrapping, take pi x diameter. If you use this formaula you can wrap a bass 22 x pi= 69.11+ overlap of 2", so use 72" x13.5, then your 16 x pi= 50.25, so 52" covers it and a 13 tom, 43 get it done. so we have 72+52+43= 167. Then for the snare, you have plenty of left over from either the bass or the ft, and still have some small pieces left. It will work, although I would request a small sample of it first. I would think this would be a good wrap for the Premiers.

And since I am not a real fan of these wraps, I would use the blue..but that is only my own personal eye twitch....

I just measured around the drums and the height of the drums and it added up to 166" with enough left to do 2 snares. My geometry skills arent very good, but I do know how to use a tape measure and get enough material to do a job, with very little left over, except we recovered 650 chairs for our airport some yrs ago and ended up with 6 rolls left over. I had metal templates made at a sheet metal shop to use as patterns and got our cutting down to a science on that job.

I "borrowed" these gifs from "SOME OTHER SITE". I left a note on the windshield. I think these might help you plan out what you need to order.

I believe I saw that on a drum supplier and builder website. If i had to order 24x54" sheets i would need 3 of them. or if it was in a roll I would need at least 166"

The guy lists a Red satin,Gold satin and Blue Peackock ...anybody knows if Camco,Rogers or Slingerland used any of those????

I got three sets to rewrap!

(I know, bummer. But their wrap is beyond repaiment and one its been stripped down...)

Dam son! You better get busy! Im just looking for something cheap to rewrap a cheap Premier kit. I found this and I am waiting on a sample.