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Date Posted: 17:56:22 05/18/00 Thu
Author: Inagadadavida
Author Host/IP: as2-dial9.ptsk.mi.freeway.net / 208.171.20.71
Subject: Re: Good lookin-out!....nm
In reply to: DrumsForLife 's message, "Keller Shells" on 16:09:48 05/18/00 Thu

> Just a warning for those of you buying Keller shells
> and planning to stain them. Make sure you ask your
> supplier for drums with consistant grains and a tight
> outside seam. I have received drums with wide seems
> and rough spots on the grain. A wide seam will
> contain glue, and often times will splash a bit toward
> the outside of the seam. In all the places the glue
> exists stain will not take and will create an
> inconsistant coverage. Sometimes sanding will help,
> but not always. It is hard to get a perfect shell,
> but most of my suppliers will send the best they can
> find, if you tell them the drums will be stained.
>
> This was just for your info.

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