experience of erasing the inscription from the plastic of the bass drum without damage
experience of erasing the inscription from the plastic of the bass drum without damage
drummies
Good afternoon! Does anyone have experience erasing the inscription from the plastic of a bass drum without damaging the surface? I don't want to try all sorts of liquids indiscriminately. I don't play Tam, but there is plastic, not bad.
swerus
June 14, 2021 AT 12:03 pm
mr muscle or something alcohol based and voila)
Ivan_drums
June 14, 2021 AT 12:03 pm
I shot with nail polish remover
scorp
June 14, 2021 AT 12:03 pm
I washed with nail polish remover. In a pink plastic bottle, liquid)
sega
June 14, 2021 AT 12:03 pm
Acetone-free nail polish remover is fine.
a_sharapko
June 14, 2021 AT 12:04 pm
in fact, they don't play on plastic with a logo) Do you not know))) And as a zalushka with a hole, it can last 100 years. I have Rockstar 25 years old and I have not changed the return line on the barrel, tk. why?)))
drummies
June 14, 2021 AT 12:04 pm
WHY? It affects the sound! And I know that. I declare responsibly - plastic over time changes its properties and stops sounding as it should. Like the sticks, by the way, they change their properties, even if you play them only on the pad. Should I not know :)))
Once, the bottom plastic of the snare drum even burst (although I sometimes kept it in the trunk of a car in the summer, it was too much work).
swerus
mr muscle or something alcohol based and voila)
Ivan_drums
I shot with nail polish remover
scorp
I washed with nail polish remover. In a pink plastic bottle, liquid)
sega
Acetone-free nail polish remover is fine.
a_sharapko
in fact, they don't play on plastic with a logo) Do you not know))) And as a zalushka with a hole, it can last 100 years. I have Rockstar 25 years old and I have not changed the return line on the barrel, tk. why?)))
drummies
WHY? It affects the sound! And I know that. I declare responsibly - plastic over time changes its properties and stops sounding as it should. Like the sticks, by the way, they change their properties, even if you play them only on the pad. Should I not know :)))
Once, the bottom plastic of the snare drum even burst (although I sometimes kept it in the trunk of a car in the summer, it was too much work).