Great job. I’ve restored a lot of old drums over the years and the foil/WD40 is a great tip. There’s nothing more satisfying than playing a kit that you’ve personally restored. Greetings from New Zealand.
I never tried windex? Do you think that would clean up on painted drums? I have heard of aluminum foil on hardwood but haven’t tried with WD-40? Great idea! I’m just researching how to clean up my drums. Mine aren’t nearly bad as this drum! Thanks for the advice!
Hi There Again, my name is Mr Cannadine T. Boxill-Harris, I was wondering if you and your band would still like to do the other way Round Extended Word Lyrics But in you’re own Words Pretty Please? and sing it differently in the exact different versions for all of us Fans and just Reuse and Remix the Original Extended Background songs For this particular song from the Korgis, Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime, why don’t you and you’re band Replace the Synthesizer Strings Sound for those Two Musette 🪗 sounds and make those Two Musette Accordion’s 4 to 7 and a half times more Deeper then the Original Synthesizer Strings Sound that they have used for this Purticular Extended Type of Original Background Song Called Everybody's got to Learn Sometime by The Korgis Pretty Please? and also Replace the Xylophone Sound to a 33 Times More Deeper Chime Bells And Even an 42 Times More Deeper Still Drums Sound, Because it is Still one of my Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Favourite original Extended Type of Background Song Ever Since I was about 10 Years of Age Thank You Very Very Very Very Much X X X X X
A very old PDP? The name PDP has probably only been around for the past 20 years or so. As far as drums go, I wouldn't put this in the "very old" category.
You can age a drum Mighty fast if you abuse it and store it in a non-climate-controlled basement with water on the floor. The drums were a basket case when I got them
Great job. I’ve restored a lot of old drums over the years and the foil/WD40 is a great tip. There’s nothing more satisfying than playing a kit that you’ve personally restored. Greetings from New Zealand.
Nice job. Years ago, I restored an old 5-piece Gretsch drum kit. Took me forever to do it but the results were rewarding.
Very old school tip,, smear a little Vaseline on the ends of the tension rods. They will make tuning nice and smooth without any rust build up.
I prefer white lithium grease
I got an old Yamaha YD series kit to restore. Thank you!
Super helpful just picked a kit for my first restoration this evening and it’s in need of some tlc BIG TIME I’m excited to give this a go
Great job man... Your tips came in handy. Attempting the same for my drums. Appreciate the video... Thanks 🙏🏻
This looks really good thank you for sharing, gonna try this on my drums
I’m sad to find there is no next video. I understand… though. Not many watching. Sorry man… hope you’re doing well! 👍🏼✨
Sorry, I just saw this. Here is a link to a mic test with the 10-inch Tom
ruclips.net/video/eRPmOeaKnTk/видео.html
Thank you!!!
I never tried windex? Do you think that would clean up on painted drums? I have heard of aluminum foil on hardwood but haven’t tried with WD-40? Great idea! I’m just researching how to clean up my drums. Mine aren’t nearly bad as this drum! Thanks for the advice!
Very good Job
This is great
Beautiful work but Windex on the shell wrap with paper towels?
You gonna dis the man's video and not provide a better solution?
@@dzl8596 Nope. I am now using Sprayway amonia-free glass cleaner and microfiber rags. No paper towels. Works well for me.
Hello how did you restore the cromo ?
Hi There Again, my name is Mr Cannadine T. Boxill-Harris, I was wondering if you and your band would still like to do the other way Round Extended Word Lyrics But in you’re own Words Pretty Please? and sing it differently in the exact different versions for all of us Fans and just Reuse and Remix the Original Extended Background songs For this particular song from the Korgis, Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime, why don’t you and you’re band Replace the Synthesizer Strings Sound for those Two Musette 🪗 sounds and make those Two Musette Accordion’s 4 to 7 and a half times more Deeper then the Original Synthesizer Strings Sound that they have used for this Purticular Extended Type of Original Background Song Called Everybody's got to Learn Sometime by The Korgis Pretty Please? and also Replace the Xylophone Sound to a 33 Times More Deeper Chime Bells And Even an 42 Times More Deeper Still Drums Sound, Because it is Still one of my Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Favourite original Extended Type of Background Song Ever Since I was about 10 Years of Age Thank You Very Very Very Very Much X X X X X
A very old PDP? The name PDP has probably only been around for the past 20 years or so. As far as drums go, I wouldn't put this in the "very old" category.
You can age a drum Mighty fast if you abuse it and store it in a non-climate-controlled basement with water on the floor. The drums were a basket case when I got them
yo what did you do about the screws?
I did not do anything to the screws. They were in Fairly good shape
What happened? Are you dead?