Snare Drum spray

jimjohn · Newbie Alert Joined: 04 Jul 2004 Posts: 3

Can anyone help?
I do a lot of brush work and the heads get smooth fast. There used to be
a product I believe called "Ruff Coat" that was a spray and it gave the heads a texture feel and a new sound. Anyone know where I can get
a can of it or something like it?

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I do a lot of brush work and i am looking for
a product that used to be on the market call
"ruff coat" or something like that. it gave
texture to the share head. Does any one know where i can get a can or anything like it?
jim johnson
san diego

paintballer687 · Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 12:37 pm Post subject:

ive got the same exact problem. ive even tried taking the head and repainting it with course spray paint (dont even try it the paint chips off and makes a mess)

Nullin of Void · Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2004 9:31 pm Post subject:

I've went through so many depths just for snare skins! one time I had no money for a snare skin, and had a spare 14'' skin, and used that! It sounded like.... a Chad Sexton signature snare. It was pretty *Golly Gee*' awesome. (note: tune high)
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Curse you and your 9000 titaniums!

Mbuckner · Newbie Alert Joined: 17 Jun 2004 Posts: 2

Have you tried Remo Fiberskyn heads? I just bought a snare head a few weeks ago and it seems to be holding up pretty well thus far. They are heavily textured, but the texture comes from the way the heads are laid up, as opposed to a toothy sprayed-on coating. My impression is that they've tried to match the surface of a calf skin head with synthetic materials.

busted_drumhead · Sea Monkey Joined: 24 Jun 2004 Posts: 13

if ur looking for the spray then u could try www.musiciansfriend.com im nnot sure but they might have it