SOUND CLIPS: Record cleaning with wood glue and Disco Film

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If you have hundreds or thousands of records to clean, ultrasonic cleaning is probably cheaper and faster. If you have fewer records to clean, wood glue can give amazing results. But alas! it cannot save scratched or worn records.

[@GlitchyBastard]

Wow, they sounded so clean and crispy after wood glue cleaning, and the high frequency just opened up so much!! This is a method I definitely have to try!!
You know it's good when your record sounds like in fresh pressed mint condition from factory!
Thanks for the clips!!!

[@mcnyregrus]

Thanks for your comments :-). I'm glad you liked the video, and please spread the word. The more views my video gets, the more it will get to the top of searches and so on.

[@GlitchyBastard]

I certainly will!~~

[@spoofersdomain9185]

Actually gave wood glue a shot again for a couple of Goodwill finds after a failed attempt before, THIS time I used Titebond II and it does wonders for dirty, used records. Rescued a copy of Bryan Adams's Reckless to being in VG+ condition if purchased from Discogs with minor clicks here and there.

[@mcnyregrus]

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