What's up
I just stuck it in the oven and i'm squishing it...
hope it works!

Last edited by sKyBreAK on Apr-13-2001 at 18:12

well...i guess it worked a little bit. i dont think its warped as bad as before i stuck it in the oven. maybe im doing something wrong. after i pulled it out the oven, it looked really warped. but the vinyl was soft, so i stuck it in its sleeve and jacket and set :
4 dictionaries
2 encyclopedias
3 huge art books
& a phone book
along w/ 5 ceramic dinner plates on top of the jacket.
all in all, i think its not worth the trouble of messing w/ in the first place.

Lexi

didn't work for me
it was all soft and wobbly ya but afterwards i like it compress for like half an hour and there might have been a little change but not really a big diffence.

adding to my last post:

no, the heat did not damage the record. i read somebody mention that heat would be harmful to the grooves, but it sounded perfect, with no scratches or needle jumps. [and i heated the damn thing up twice @ 170F+.

Lexi

i heated it up 2 times as well at the same temp.
my oven didn't have 150f lol

You might have to use a little more heat it's not an exact science, out of all the records I've tried it on each one has reacted differently, but it will work, however it is a lot of trouble to go through, I've only done it on records that there's no way I can replace. If I can still buy it in the store, I will cause it's not worth the effort.

how have your records warped anyways?... left em in the sun?

i got 2 of them warped
ordered them online so it would have been a hassle to return them.

i hate when those mail order companies send you warped shit.
pisses me off, frankly. now im mad! *punches computer screen*

where did you order form Online??

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