Definitely not a rewrap

I agree with everyone else

There is no need for a re-wrap on that kit

even the lifting is pretty minor

nice drums!!

My business is selling drum wrap and I still wouldn't recommend re-wrapping those. :)

You can definitely clean those up and fix the lifting too.

Wow,...First it`s not a roundbadge,..it`s a Centennial Phonic.

I fourth the motion to clean, clamp, and keep the drum wrap there.

You will be surprised at how clean it will come and easy it is to fix the lifting.

I thought I`d see tears and chipping,...

Definetly no need for re-wrapping those Drums! Give them a good clean and glue the seams and you will be ready to go;-)

regards

Christian

Hey Guys, yeah cool! Cleaning and glewing it will be! Thanks for the advice! By the way, it is not a cenntenial phonic, this one has the 1977 forward Badge! Centennial was only 1975! :)

Sorry, post Centennial badged, like mine.

The next badge was black with silver print large logo big badge. I consider those badges as the Centennial run.

I think there were three, Four if you count the Super Champion one.

Would love to see the finished clean up drums.

I'm glad to hear that the majority (I assume) likes to leave the drums as they are.

In a German drum forum (mainly younger members) someone shortly presented a 60's Sonor teardrop kit which wrap was obviously not damaged, but just scratched and dirty. So he decided to rewrap.

It was a shame.

I neglected to give a comment, as almost all of the following comments were enthusiastic like 'well done' and 'superb', leaving me with almost tears in my eyes ...

Guess that nobody there would have understood, if I would had written: shame on you ...!

Really a good feeling to be here and in good company.

Ralf