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Darryl Keil
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Jason,Contact cement really wont hold up all that well. If its your own drumset you could always deal with the bubbles that may develope, but if its for someone else I wouldnt do it.I also wouldnt overlap the veneer joint and then sand it. Take the extra time to make a clean joint, it will look much better in the end.SincerelyDarryl Keil: I posted a question here awhile ago about veneering my drumset. I'm : wondering how well a good contact cement will hold up. I would prefer : to use a glue, but I have no way of getting my hands on a press and : try to figure out a way to make it work.: The veneer will be applied in 2 pieces on the drum. Can I overlap it : and sand it flush? or is it better to cut it at an angle for a scarf : joint? I'm worried about seeing the seams on the drum.:
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