LP VINTAGE FIBERGLASS CONGA RECONSTRUCTION REPAIR

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[OLSONGO]

Salsero bro..... you are almost finish, remember to drill to the left or right of the old holes and the metal band in the interior. What am I saying you have the drawings. I want to point something out, black paint is different in enamel , compared to lacquer .... lacquer is darker. That baby is going to look aw....some.
Thanks for the props.
Paz
Olsongo

[akdom]

Hi there

Impressive job.

I was folowing this post and I was saying to myself: "this guy will never make it, better trash the drum"....

You succeded....... Very nice.


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[Gallichio]

WOW! Looking Great!

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[congalou]

Hello Steven !

It look great !!!

Theses babys will make music during a looooot of years again !!!

I've got so much question !!! : was the resin difficult to apply ? How much time of work for this result ?
I'm curious about the futur sound of the drum with this material.

All the best for the end of your project,
Gaël.

[akdom]

Hi

to try to answer your question, you can go to a music store and just measure where the plate goes in order to drill the holes. You should have taken measurements before...

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[OLSONGO]

Akdom, Salsero has all of the info to finish the drums, I basically told him to re- drill the holes about 1" 1/2 to 2" inches to the left , so he would be drilling on an undamaged area.

Paz

Olsongo

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[Sakuntu]

did you take off the chrome band in the middle or epoxy and prime over it?

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