Have you tried it? I have not. But it looks interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cytokine
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Have you tried it? I have not. But it looks interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cytokine
+1 for wood glue for those really dirty records.Quote:
Originally Posted by keithaceHave you tried it? I have not. But it looks interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cytokine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gyvipBs6Vs
Record Doctor makes a vacuum machine for around $200, Spin-Clean is also a solid unit.
http://www.audioadvisor.com/prodinfo.asp?number=RDV
Mind=Blown from the wood glue video. It doesn't leave a residue behind?
I think you have to make sure you get the one with no addittives. But no, it's supposed to be a super clean way to do records. The wood and the record are close molecular cousins so it allows the wood glue to get in all the cracks and crevases but never making a full bond.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_bastet
Im trying it now. It took a whole bottle for one side of a record. Waiting on it to dry.Quote:
Originally Posted by keithace
please report back with your results and what kind of wood glue...Quote:
Originally Posted by the_bastet
Good all 99 cent store brand that literally said "No additives" on the label. It worked, but took an entire bottle to do one side.
did it state "apply liberally"? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by the_bastet
I am going to try it tonight...
Haha. It does literally take an entire day for the glue to dry.Quote:
Originally Posted by keithace