I have the badges for this kit I just need to install them. No idea where to find badges except time to time on eBay and they tend to get around $75-$100 USD depending on how nice they are.

I would keep it wrapped if I were you since they have white painted interiors - the lacquered ones had clear interiors (well, lightly stained I should say but natural).

A rewrap would be easy to do for your kit, or easy to find someone you can hire to do it. Cost-wise it would probably be a wash because it is a LOT of labor in doing a stain/lacquer job. With wrap the cost is mostly in materials.

No they are already spoken for. I had this kit pretty much sold before I was even done with the restoration. I would keep them but I have another great sounding Camco in the same sizes and I am more of a player than a collector. I do love restoring drums and it's nice to think this kit will be around for a long time being played and enjoyed.

Amazing result Mario !

Hard to believe this is your first stain and topcoat restoration job.

I've done a couple of Camco sets so far and all of them have been most rewarding.

When you know that the drums go to a good home and will be played and recorded by a next generation of great players, I have no problem to let them go,....

Top notch Job and person! Camco God reunite us all!

Humina Humina... Me likey Caaaamcoooo Bowing