I had seen a Rogers snare that was refinished in roof flashing a year or so ago. I have used the stuff for several design projects. From my experience, I would think it would require adhesive of some sort. I would be very interested to learn how he adhered it.

Nice job.

I would never have thought to use that.

2 thumbs up.

First, I'd like to say that the drums look good, re-wrapped with the roof

flashing. I'm assuming it's aluminum flashing. These will continue to look

good and perform for awhile, but in time because aluminum in soft in nature,

the wrap will show wear and tear, either as small dents, and/or scratches.

Anyone out there who has ever re-roofed a house is familar with how this

material behaves. For proof of this, get a scrap piece of alum. flashing and

put some dents, scratches in it. Because it's soft, it will give and dent or

damage easily. Just my two cents worth on the topic.

Hi, if anyone knows, with which tool can be cut roof flashing?