HOW TO CLEAN YOUR CHROME DRUM EQUIPMENT EASILY (plus snare drum rebuild): DRUM REPAIR 

Awesome. I find this polish really gets it done. No Dawn bath needed. Thanks for the kind words, and for watching.

Thank you so much my friend for the kind words, and for watching 🙏

Mike Hay IKR??? It’s a great product. Sorry for the delayed response. Thx for watching.

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Evelyn Ramos also a great method. I find the polish gives the cleaned spots a smooth edge that keeps the chrome from pitting further. For the really bad spots this has always worked best for me. Thank you for watching, and for commenting with another great cleaning tip. 🙏

Howdy my brother. Thank you. Yes you can do that. The chrome polish actually does the same thing super easy so it's a one shot clean up. Unless of course there's a heavy rust I go to the 0000 steel wool. Vinegar, and foil would work ok there also.

I tried with wd40 and aluminum foil and got scratched :/

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@@KennySharretts every one of your videos is helpful and extremely informative. Thank You! For sharing your experience, knowledge and talent. 🥁🥁🥁

drumfanatik316 IKR??? I used to be anti wool but the #0000 extra fine is the bomb. Thx for the kind words, and for watching.

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Raccoon Lim thank you. Yeah it’s a great product.

I’m not sure, but I’ll do some research. Generally I would not think to, but you can always test a little spot, and see how it holds over time. Sorry for the delayed response 🙏

I used Music Nomad’s Keys One polish as it’s specifically for matte finishes. It was great on a matte DW shell and it’s chrome hardware. I’d try a little in a small spot. If it’s really rusted I suppose a touch of the polish and a cloth might be okay. You could also try a good old fashioned Dawn bath n buff. Btw thank you for the kind words, and for watching. 🤗

I can say with confidence this product will help prevent more rust after it's applied. Do the whole stand . LOL! Thank you so much for watching.

Ryan Donohue I try not to over do it. 🤣🤣🤣 Thx for the kind words, and for watching 🤘🏻🤘🏻

Absolutely. Sometimes all that’s needed is a dawn bath, but I don’t always have the time to disassemble drums, etc so this polish is super handy. Thx for watching, and commenting. As I’m telling everyone Super Thanks is now available on my videos to tip for the tips. 🖖🖖🖖

No, but now i’m definitely gonna check it out. 😂 Thank you for the kind words, for watching, and the recommendation.

@@KennySharretts you’re welcome! Be well!

You may never be able to totally get rid of them, but this polish with 0000 grade steel wool will go a long way to reducing the visibility of the scratch.

d B yes it will although I tend to clean the with Naptha or some WD-40 then wipe them clean. The polish can take rust off of the tension rods, but if you have rusty rods I recommend replacing them. Again thank you so much for watching.

@@KennySharretts Great, thanks again!

Scott Quinn yes. The stand I worked on in the vid is a 9000 I believe. For the rods make sure you clean them well afterwards. If you use the 0000 steel wool save it for the worst parts and remember 0000 steel wool only. Thx for watching 💪🏻

Kenny Sharretts Kenny Sharretts Thank you brother. Legally blind, so wasn’t able to tell what you were using, but thanks so much for your help. You’re a gem. Keep rockin’!

Javier Norato no. I’d go for brass polish. Gold is what it is. A little of this won’t kill it, but I tend to just buff the gold. Thx for watching

You can, but I don't recommend it as much as a touch of grease. Silicone based grease has bit of gunkiness to it so it tends to "stick" if you will. 3 in 1 can be a bit slickery. I find the grease works better for keeping the tension rod in the swivel nut during the gig.

@@KennySharretts awesome, thanks for the reply

Darcy 809 The snare bed could a bit deeper than the head likes. However I find Tama snare beds to be shallow but wider than most drums. The only snare that I had a reso head seperate the way you described is with my 1988 Tama Artwood rich shell. Those snare beds are a bit deeper than the modern drums. I have several modern Tama snares and they all tune up very similarly so I’m betting they use a fairly standard bed depth and width which on a 10 lug drum is the length of roughly 4 lugs. I have the Starphonic Brass and have not encountered your issue with Remo heads. Are you the original owner of that snare?

@@Assimilator702 yes, it was brand new. I have returned the drum and got the SLP Mappa Burl snare instead.

Darcy 809 Thats good drum if you’re talking about the G Maple. Another great excellent SLP snare if you’re looking to try another metal drum is the Black Steel 14 X 8. For $250 that drum is absolutely unbelievable. I installed diecast hoops on mine which kicks it up a few levels but even in stock form that’s a seriously good snare and can hang with snares 3X the price. Check out the demo of 14 X 8 snares Drum Center Portsmouth has on their channel. SLP Black Brass is another excellent snare.

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