A technique for recovering warped vinyl that i've used, that my friend who
is a hip hop Dj told me, is to place the record on a towel on top op a
clothes dryer, and then place a wholbunch of books etc. on top of it when
you dry your clothes. Has done the trick for me b4.
I warped an
Actually, putting it between two sheets of glass (with the top one weighted
down) and then leaving it in direct sunlight for several hours does the job
quite nicely. Of course, you DO need it to be kind of sunny...
Uuuhhh, I'd be pretty careful with that statement. Depending on where you
are,
put it in direct sunlight with a heavy object on top of it...or try buying a
new one. i find the latter works the best
jeff
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From: Mary Cuddehe [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2000 6:38 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] recovering
erm, I'm not sure that putting it in direct sunlight with a heavy
object on top of it will actually work real well. (Is this an
unknown Monty Python sketch?)
I could see putting it in sunlight to soften up the vinyl and
*then* putting a heavy flat object on it.
My experience is that this
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Subject: RE: [313] recovering vinyl
Date: 10 Dec 2000 02:53:46 -
erm, I'm not sure that putting it in direct sunlight with a heavy
object on top of it will actually work real well. (Is this an
unknown Monty Python sketch?)
I could see putting it in sunlight to soften up the vinyl
A technique for recovering warped vinyl that i've used, that my friend who
is a hip hop Dj told me, is to place the record on a towel on top op a
clothes dryer, and then place a wholbunch of books etc. on top of it when
you dry your clothes. Has done the trick for me b4.
D
on 12/9/00 6:38 PM,
I've used the hair dryer/airing cupboard/sink of hot water method then put
it under a huge pile of records - normally its reasonably successful but the
record will never be perfect again. Also if its warped really badly even
going over it with a steam roller won't do any good!
If you need to
