Hi, and Welcome! to your new addiction. We really would need to see pix so we can help find a solution to your problem.

While you are in the "posting" mode, scroll down a bit and you will see a box titled "Attach Files", click the button, "Manage Attachments", another box will open, top button is "Choose File" search your computer the picture you want to post, click "Upload", repeat for up to 5 pix (once you are done uploading pix, you simply close that box, all files are already up so you will not delete them by closing it). If they are too large, you will get an error message. Resize the pix and try again. If you don't know how to use your computers files to resize, there are many online re-sizing services that do it for free for you and it takes only moments to get them ready to go, such as this site: http://www.picresize.com/

Here you go, i coudl only attatch one photo, as the other hole is covered up by tape and a dum logo, but it is very similar to the other hole. :)

The white sheet on the inside of the hole is thick white tape placed there by the previous owner, and was on the outside before I took it off, to see what was there

Looks like she was riding a motorcycle without chaps.... ouch, tailpipe???

Ouch! I think I would give wood putty a shot. You can let It harden, then sand it down smooth. It may dry white and blend in a little but, you will at least have the shell...kind of back in shape. If you ever find a scrap piece of the matching wrap, you can try to fit it in and glue it to the putty, and it should stick. Good luck Sir.

Yeah, pretty nasty damage :/ It still produces an amazing sound though...

Wood putty, never heard of it, but i'll try get hold of some :) I dont think much WMP wrap is around :P The damage has also probably put the price of it down, alot.

Hey Prem96,,Welcome to this great forum..Now onto your drum two's i would go about it..I would try to re=pair the hole's with wood putty and re-placeing the W.M.P. finish or just re-placed the whole shell..I do have some W.M.P. off a 60's Premier bass drum so i could sell you a piece to cover your tom.I also have a 12" tom in that finish too..Wood putty you can fine at any hardwear store...Mikey

Yeah i'll probably try wood putty, And i might be able to save a little money and find some WHP background on the computer, laminate it and it's quite similar :)

I'm not looking to spend any money at this moment in time, saving for some quality b20 cymbals :P

Thankyou anyway :)

Eye Ball ouchhy!!

I usually do repairs with wood but if you are going to use a putty, I would recommend pcwoody. http://www.pcepoxy.com/our-products/wood-repair/pc-woody.php

It is made by the same company that makes PC-7.

I have used the pcwoody to replace missing wood in other wood items and it seems like it would lend itself well to an irregular hole patch in a drum. I actually has some wood fiber in it and dries nice and hard and since it is an epoxy it holds to the wood better than plastic wood (wood putty). It's easy to sand once it is dried.

They sell it at woodcraft stores and apparently Home Depot sells it too.