Re: Rewrapping my drums - progress thread
Bondo is an excellent recommendation, and so is wood glue & sawdust mix. You may also be able to shave the chunk of wood off the wrap with a razor and glue it back. A friend of mine used to work in the cabinetry dept. at Duncan Aviation. They build custom luxury planes and jets for many rich & famous people. He said there are times when a small mistake in an exotic veneer could cost tens of thousands of dollars to replace. They have a team of experienced guys that specialize in "fixing mistakes". I'm told they can sand a hole completely through a piece of finished veneer, fill it back up, hand paint the wood grain and refinish it so you could never tell it was done. I suppose find furniture restoration guys could do the same.
-Brian
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