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Help with a Supraphonic Last viewed: 22 hours ago

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There could possibly be another explanation here. I was given a 1968 Supra in exchange for computer work I had done for a client. It also had a funny patina to it... but absolutely NO pitting! Turns out the "patina" was years of dust and smoke, which protected the finish! I cleaned that baby up and you can see the results!

So, it is possible that's what's going on here. You'd really have to see the drum in person to make a determination.

Mark

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From idrum4fun

There could possibly be another explanation here. I was given a 1968 Supra in exchange for computer work I had done for a client. It also had a funny patina to it... but absolutely NO pitting! Turns out the "patina" was years of dust and smoke, which protected the finish! I cleaned that baby up and you can see the results!So, it is possible that's what's going on here. You'd really have to see the drum in person to make a determination.Mark

Hmmm and the plot thickens...very interesting scenario Mark!

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