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just pulled out my pearl fiberglass drums after 20 years in storage Last viewed: 12 hours ago

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hi everyone i,m a newby here and want to start posting sinse i just pulled out my beloved pearl foberglass drums after they been put away sinse 1990 well they look old and corroded from being in the attic so long but everything is intact i know after i put some elbow grease and alot of polish they will look great most of all i still got them all original except for drum heads bottoms are original as so is base drum heads but the tops are remo pinstripes from 1988 i bought these new back in 1976 and played them alot untill i moved to a apartment and now own a home hopefully they will reside there .

Posted on 14 years ago
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Well shed, Welcome! Let's get you in the right spot, first, and get some pix of those poor old drums, in the condition they are now so we can help you get them back in shape. Don't do anything before we get you going in the right direction, with the right tools for the job. And post your pix in the non-USA section as that is where you will post the Pearl stuff. We use this one for the American drums. I look forward to helping you get those babies back in the gleaming, ear splitting condition they deserve to be in, and getting parts will relatively easy as we have a few parts guys around.

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