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[Attachment: 39893]Here's one for the star fan's. I won this on ebay 2 weeks a go. i started the work today just missing the wires i will get them next week , it was really rough when i got it , now she shines and almost look's brand new aging. it's a really cool snare for sure i hope you guy's like it
That looks sweet!!!!! Bowing
Beautiful restore! Looks fantastic!
WOW! You did a great job! I love that wrap.
Congrats!
Another one on Ebay right now. I have one of these, with no badge....and it is 8 lug. Part of a whole kit of this wrap. Still not done restoring (the whole kit)....but will be done by the summertime...then I will post pics.
Very nice drum and great job cleaning it up! What method did you use?
John
Great job - nice snare.
What did YOU do to polish the chrome of the hoops? Did you use steel wool 00 or 000 at first?
Ralf
Great job - nice snare.What did YOU do to polish the chrome of the hoops? Did you use steel wool 00 or 000 at first?Ralf
Never never never! Ralf at any time use steel wool bad bad ideal , not unless you like the the nickle plated or brushed aluminum look . I been asked a few times how do i get my chrome so shinny. There is a few methodes i use on chrome and wraps. I belive it's more technique than fancy products. i will be working a with a friend of mine on making a small video on drum restoration cleaning and having my own line of drum polish availible. What used to take me for ever! to do a complete kit now takes days or no time at all . The red star onyx i just did , that took 2 and the half hours of no rush with plenty cigarette breaks. The more time you spend with the drum bigger the shine and your satisfaction will be. I use own polish that i mix my self that also get's used with my cymbal polishing machine .
