I Am Looking For "rough Coat" For Snare

[JIM JOHN]

Years Ago They Used To Make A Spray Called "rough Coat". It Was Used On Snare Drums For Brush Work.
Anyone Out There Knows Where I Can Get A Can?
I Have Tried Everywhere.
Thanks For Any Help.

[drummer]

No Jim but I'd be willing to bet they have something at a major hardware store that you could use. Maybe ask someone in the paint department. Either way, let us know what you find.

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[gonefishin]

Hey JJ welcome to the forum , try paizo.com , I just saw an article about rough coat spray paints , might find a link where to find it . Good luck .

[fiacovaz]

Years Ago They Used To Make A Spray Called "rough Coat". It Was Used On Snare Drums For Brush Work.
Anyone Out There Knows Where I Can Get A Can?
I Have Tried Everywhere.
Thanks For Any Help.

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I remember that stuff from 40 years ago and more. When the coating on the snare drum wore down, you spray "Rough coat" on it instead of buying a new head. I haven't seen that since then. If you ever find it...please, let me know.

[ThePloughman]

Evans J1 Etched.

One try, you wont go back. Straight from the box with no head prep, good brush head.

[1DrumBum]

I don't know about "Rough Coat", but Rustoleum makes a spray called "Frosted" that will do the trick. It's made to frost or obscure glass such as bathroom windows, etc... I've used it on one of my snares for a while now and it works great! Should only run you about $4 a can and it will last forever...