oh every body was commenting on the set as being great to see restoration in person, no fade was evident, i also before shows ended, finished a jazzfest cob hoops and downbeat snare cob hoops in pink and almost finished my supper 400 cant find the top cob hoop probably sold in on a supra by accident, funny oldstimers ....they asked what i used for polish i said a car finishing system wet sand and buff the shell were looking pretty darn clean, i was asking 3k for club-date with the pioneer in nob and pies and extra stand got no takers ( low ball from the whole sale drullers)now to list on re verb and here but i am thinking on a 2750 offer from a young Beatles tribute drummer across from me ....

Gary, that repair you showed me in the wrap was just amazing, I wish everyone here could have seen it. It showed that you are a true craftsman.

Hey jaghog,

I wish I would have known you were there, I would have come by and talked a bit. It's a bit tougher when you are manning a booth. Plus, I was in a bit of a fog the whole show.:(

Greg

Aw man! I totally walked by you a ton of times and had no idea! Loved watching the drums get assembled throughout the show. I asked myself multiple times 'That HAS to be rewrapped, they look wayyy too good!' ha!

Thanks JC for the those great pics.

Those JM/Blaemire drums really catch your eye.......and mine.

Greg: That WMP finish is the real deal for me too.

Although..... there are so many JM colors that I just love.

There all good........and kind of artsy beautiful.

Thanks for keeping us informed guys.

sa

I'm actually considering doing this with my clubdates as I have a matching 9x13 clubdate tom and a combo set.

Rock n faux!

I was in a green and purple tie dye Ghostnote tshirt.