
I finally registered and quit lurking...
anyways I mostly play bongos here in SF,
but have been adding congos..mostly thru super deals from craigslist..
which brings me to my question, I just bought a fiberglass LP Conga,
an older one which says Palisades, New Jersey on the badge with traditional
rims...
It has some scratches, and one "dent" where it looks like it was dropped on
a tuning lug, and the fiberglass is pushed in about 1/2".
It still plays fine,
but as I am pretty handy with fiberglass and sandpaper, I was
wondering if it was possible to restore this drum, and if anyone could
offer some advice on how to do it?
or is it even worth it, and I should just use it as
my "learner"?
You can see the dent on the lug on the far right side, see how
the side is warped and the lug at an angle..
Edited By bongosnotbombs on 1175872969
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anyways I mostly play bongos here in SF,
but have been adding congos..mostly thru super deals from craigslist..
which brings me to my question, I just bought a fiberglass LP Conga,
an older one which says Palisades, New Jersey on the badge with traditional
rims...
It has some scratches, and one "dent" where it looks like it was dropped on
a tuning lug, and the fiberglass is pushed in about 1/2".
It still plays fine,
but as I am pretty handy with fiberglass and sandpaper, I was
wondering if it was possible to restore this drum, and if anyone could
offer some advice on how to do it?
or is it even worth it, and I should just use it as
my "learner"?
You can see the dent on the lug on the far right side, see how
the side is warped and the lug at an angle..
Edited By bongosnotbombs on 1175872969
Attachment: http://mycongaplace.com/forum/eng/uploa ... gsGGAQ.jpg