Drum Foundry sells a "cream strata" wrap that might be the same? Have a look.

https://www.drumfoundry.com/p-6217-cream-strata.aspx

thats a rich,classy looking wrap. dig it.

mike

Very cool. Thanks. Just what I'm looking for, I think.

Is this wrap typical of others from, say, Precision? They say you can cut it with scissors!!!??

Ever use it with the pre applied adhesive?

Best,

Aaron

Aaron I used DF's cream pearl on a tom and cut it with sizzors. I'd think the strata wraps would be same or close thickness wise. They are VERY good about sending samples. I had mine in 3 days after I sent the request. I don't know if they have unique wraps or share the market with others. They are on Ghost Note if your a member there or ask them through facebook. They state the wraps they carry can only be bought from them. But I dunno for sure? It's a nice quality wrap I was very happy with it.

Glenn.

Just to add.... I used mine with the Weldwood contact adhesive not the pre applied adhesive tape. It's only been 6 months but no issues at all with it holding. They list both 3M and Weldwood as the brands of contact adhesive to use.

Drum Foundry's wraps are exclusive to them. You won't find them any place else! I recently had a snare shell built by DF without wrap. The workmanship was very good!

My only complaint? The snare beds were too narrow and too deep, as used on concert snare drums. So deep, that I had to use a heat gun to form the head into the beds. Turns out I needed to be specific as to the style of bed I wanted. Call me crazy, but unless specified, "standard" beds should be included!

But I digress! They have cool wraps!

Mark

Great info guys. Thanks a lot.

I'm thinking of putting this on my late 30's tacked bottom WFL kit. They're stripped and ready to go. Have to research how to wrap a 28"!!!! Or maybe just pay Willie at Maxwell's.... Guess that's another thread.

Aaron