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Cleaning/Dusting
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
1. well, i just brought a vinyl of ebay, and it looks like someone has literally cleaned the floor with it. U could mistake this piece of plastic for a dinner plate. Well, good news is that there is no scratches and the vinyl apart from the grime and finger prints is fine.
So how do i clean it?
2. As well as this, vinyls i have brought from record stores usually are plasted with dust and hairs. How can i wipe the dust off? do i need a sepcial non-static cloth? hmmm im so confused:conf:
peace:)
mikey |
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| Jpx |
yea i was wondering kinda the same thing....
can i just clean it with water??? |
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| Technaut |
You cold just use water but it wont clean it very much.
What you need to get your hands on is a Velvet brush (yeah thats right Velvet!) and a good cleaning fluid - nothign too harsh though ;)
Stanton do a good cleaning kit whcih I suggest you buy if you really need to clean your vinyls
Technaut |
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| thx for replying. Where might i find this stanton kit? |
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| Technaut |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
thx for replying. Where might i find this stanton kit? |
All good record/DJ stores will prolly have them.
I got mines from HTFR so check there site or give them a phone ;)
Technaut ;)
ps Dont buy the Stylus cleaning brush kit its a ing rip off:mad: |
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| P`zazz |
| Yeap The Other Day I Bought The Stanton VC-1 Vinyl Cleaning Kit And I Can Say It's Quite Good. The Cleaning Fluid Also Makes Your Vinyl Antistatic To Keep Dust As Far Away As Possible :) |
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| Werewolf |
| for dust, I recommend a carbon brush... |
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