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Wrap color restore

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From snurf

Yesterday I've started color restore project on my super classics.I took 16 as it is in the "worst" (still very good) condition compare to bass and tom.I used T-Cut Colour Restorer, put on wrap and left for the night. Today morning (6 A.M. :D ) buffed residue away.First two pics - beforeOther two - afterYou can still see the difference of wrap under the lug, (and some heavy spots didn't went so much away) but discoloration is not such significant as before...I think it's worth to try.Beware...this thing has a seriously irritating odour. Use it only in ventilated areas, the best - outdoors. I did the job in the basement and had to vent all clothes for the night and twice shower the skin to get a rid of it.I will update my project later on.

Just stumbled across your post Snurf -

Absolutely amazing! I just bought a faded '68 Ludwig Hollywood silver sparkle kit I had little hope of doing anything about. I am now excited about the project since I already had a pristine J-fest snare to go with it.

Best - Chris

Posted on 12 years ago
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Is this safe to use on a faded Ludwig oyster wrap?

Posted on 12 years ago
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Wrap is wrap, try it in some uncovered area first. It should not do any damage, but always, consider to be careful.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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