This is a Hayman kit that I wrapped with aluminum roof flashing based upon Slingerland/s here on VDF, friend doing some drums before. These were some orphans that I threw together as a kit and I have a matching snare also. As many of you know the original Hayman wraps were very fragile and few survived. This aluminum roof flashing emulates the factory silver color very well. This setup is a 22, 16, and 13. I also have another 13, a 12, 14 and 2-16 floors that I may wrap with the same stuff. This is a cheap way to get your Hayman's looking good again. I think the 20" x 50' roll of flashing was less than $40.
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Very nice, job well done !
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Wow, wow, wow! Very creative solution with excellent results!
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Looks great.
Where did you get the flashing material?
How big are the sheets/rolls?
Looks better than great. Looks factory.
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Looks great. Where did you get the flashing material?How big are the sheets/rolls?Looks better than great. Looks factory.
I got the flashing at Menards, but Home Depot also stocks it. The roll was 20" wide and 50 feet long and was under $40 in total. They have narrower rolls and also shorter rolls like 10 feet long, but I still have another 5 drums to wrap when I get some time.
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that worked out really well. How thick is the flashing material?
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It is pretty thin and the Home Depot website says it is 0.0092 thick, it can be cut with a sharp scissors easily. Just got to be careful not to cut yourself on the edges while applying it.
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