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Did i show yall my new project on my drums that refinish past of this year ....Did it in the winter time when we had all the crazy weather ....warm, hot , cool , cold ....Took me like for ever to get through with it ...LOL ...Took me just about ,,,,,,,Well almost 4 months ....Stain job.....Photos check it out .and please can i get a feeback ....

http://vintagedrums.webs.com/

Posted on 13 years ago
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Where are they? That's a link to some goofy web page full of text and adds. So that we don't play Frustrate The Old Fat Man, could you maybe just post the picture here? That could be ever so cool.

What Would You Do
Posted on 13 years ago
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LOL

Hey Goofy ...there are on the photo section on there .....If you know how to look for them ....Dam

Posted on 13 years ago
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Are those pearls the same shells as the Redo shells?

Kevin
Posted on 13 years ago
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Sorry

it's all on my website .what i did and how long it took me to finish them

and what type of stain that i used and sand paper ...

Or you can go on the Pearl .com

Look up on there

Old pearl tom ::section .....Refinishing or restoring .....

Posted on 13 years ago
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My interest is waning. There are EIGHT different photo groups related solely to drums. Just post the pics, please. Thanks.

What Would You Do
Posted on 13 years ago
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The pix I saw are of an Asian mahogany kit, Pearl Export "quality" with some wood filler and uneven staining because of it. After they were put back together, they looked OK, but just so.

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Posted on 13 years ago
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Stain is a Rose mony .color

Yes i use wood filler .....Cause of one thing ....I took the cover off of one of the toms and i had to some repairing on it ......Bottom line .this is my first and last project i will ever do on a drum set .Seems like it took for ever to complete it ..

Might have some ruff spots on it ...but that is the way it came out looking like that ..

Posted on 13 years ago
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Are the pics the muddy, paint-brushy-looking tubs in your garage? I'm only guessing. The bike in snow? Someone's kid? Did I miss something? Are we talking vintage drums, here? Maybe I'm just tired from driving........

B

PS - Never mind. J-Stix posted it more clearly. Thank you, J-Stix.

Vintage Drum Fan (Not a Guru)
Posted on 13 years ago
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Vintage Drums

Not some kids bike in the snow.......hey that is mine RedLine that i used to have ..

Sold it years ago ....

Yeah you are right never mine .........Bye

Posted on 13 years ago
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