Is Wood Glue Good To Clean Lp

I saw this method on Youtube and decided to see what it would practise. I picked a sacrificial victim and plant my results were less that stellar. It may have been my methods equally I applied the mucilage belatedly at nighttime and was not able to get back to it until the following evening. I constitute that it had get very brittle and did not pull off in i canvass like the videos. I spent the better part of the next two hours picking off pieces of glue and some I had to rewet the glue to soften it and wash it away. I too found that it did sound a trivial better, information technology wasn't worth the endeavor.
Can I assume I left the glue besides much fourth dimension to dry?
I don't see a lot of discussion on this hither, and then I assume not many have tried this?

Post by **Jdog1958** » 28 Jul 2022 05:41

ilyavictoria wrote:Which glue did you use?

Just the original Titebond, not any of the "improved" formulas

Post past **Spinner45** » 28 Jul 2022 06:26

Jdog1958 wrote:

ilyavictoria wrote:Which glue did you use?

Simply the original Titebond, non any of the "improved" formulas

Do yourself a favor...
Don't listen to those fools online (youtube, et al) with their goofy ideas.
There's a proper fashion to clean records that is a fourth dimension-tested, constructive, and reliable way.
Non somthing some idiot online dreamed up.

Postal service by **Jdog1958** » 28 Jul 2022 06:56

Spinner45 wrote:

Jdog1958 wrote:

ilyavictoria wrote:Which glue did you use?

Just the original Titebond, not whatsoever of the "improved" formulas

Do yourself a favor...
Don't listen to those fools online (youtube, et al) with their goofy ideas.
There'due south a proper way to clean records that is a time-tested, effective, and reliable fashion.
Not somthing some idiot online dreamed upwardly.

I figured it was i of those internet "things", only I had to come across for myself.

Saw another guy Turtle Wax his records....

Postal service by **Spinner45** » 28 Jul 2022 15:59

Jdog1958 wrote: I figured it was one of those internet "things", but I had to see for myself.

Saw another guy Turtle Wax his records....

Those types have too much fourth dimension on their hands, and just want to exist a youtube movie star.

Post by **Jgilly1979** » 29 Jul 2022 02:15

For someone new, what is the correct way?

Spinner45 wrote:

Jdog1958 wrote:

ilyavictoria wrote:Which glue did you lot apply?

Simply the original Titebond, non any of the "improved" formulas

Practise yourself a favor...
Don't heed to those fools online (youtube, et al) with their goofy ideas.
There's a proper way to clean records that is a time-tested, constructive, and reliable fashion.
Not somthing some idiot online dreamed up.

Post by **Spinner45** » 29 Jul 2022 03:19

Jgilly1979 wrote:For someone new, what is the correct way?

There are threads on here discussing that bailiwick in depth.
Check them out.

Mail service past **cardvn1** » 29 Jul 2022 05:36

Before I went the ultrasonic way, I used to make clean the records which played with a lot of popular and click with wood mucilage. I used Titebond 2 which dries more speedily and is for indoor utilise. If y'all choose to do it again, you will need an erstwhile turntable that still rotates(stylus, cartridge and tonearm not needed!).
Place the record on the tabular array and turn information technology on. Get-go squeezing the glue from lead in groove towards the middle creating glue lines in circles spiraling in towards the center. Make sure that you stay about one-half an inch outside the label and don't get whatever gum on it. Go along a moisture towel handy to wipe away whatsoever accidental glue on the label immediately. Now, while the table is withal turning use an old credit menu holding information technology at an bending and evenly spread the glue to comprehend the tape surface. You will know that you need more glue if you can still see the black of the vinyl surface. The glue should completely cover the surface of record - no black parts should exist visible. It should be i continuous layer of glue - no lakes and islands! Now plow the table off and allow it set up and dry. Go out it overnight preferably for more than than 12 hours. When it is completely dry y'all'll be able to meet the black surface of the vinyl. Tease the dried glue at the outer rim of the record with a blunt knife. Do not insert anything precipitous under the glue layer in an effort to lift it! The record will be ruined! Once you have one finger breadth of glue layer lifted pinch it and with one continuous and smooth motion pull the whole dried glue layer apart from the record surface. Yous will see a very dainty impression of the grooves on the mucilage. Immediately wipe the surface of the record using a microfiber textile that is dampened with either distilled water or deionized water. Your record should now be set up to play. Play first using 1 of your less expensive cartridges in case the stylus is still able to lift off some residuum mucilage in the grooves. You'll notice that pops and clicks have reduced somewhat and this depends upon how dirty your tape was to begin with. Repeat the aforementioned process on the other side of the tape.
Hope this helps. At that place is a lot of give-and-take in the forums regarding the pros and cons of using wood glue to clean records. Familiarize yourself with all aspects before you embark upon cleaning a bunch of records with wood mucilage. Happy listening!

Post past **Spinner45** » 29 Jul 2022 05:43

cardvn1 wrote:Before I went the ultrasonic way, I used to clean the records which played with a lot of pop and click with forest glue. I used Titebond II which dries more than quickly and is for indoor employ. If yous choose to do information technology again, you will need an old turntable that nonetheless rotates(stylus, cartridge and tonearm not needed!).
Identify the record on the tabular array and plow it on. Start squeezing the glue from atomic number 82 in groove towards the center creating mucilage lines in circles spiraling in towards the center. Brand certain that yous stay about half an inch exterior the label and don't get any glue on it. Keep a wet towel handy to wipe away any accidental glue on the label immediately. Now, while the table is still turning utilise an former credit card property it at an angle and evenly spread the glue to cover the record surface. You volition know that you need more glue if you lot can even so see the blackness of the vinyl surface. The gum should completely cover the surface of record - no blackness parts should be visible. It should be i continuous layer of glue - no lakes and islands! Now turn the table off and allow it ready and dry out. Go out it overnight preferably for more than 12 hours. When it is completely dry you'll exist able to see the black surface of the vinyl. Tease the dried gum at the outer rim of the record with a blunt knife. Exercise not insert anything sharp under the gum layer in an effort to lift it! The record will exist ruined! Once you lot have i finger breadth of glue layer lifted pinch it and with one continuous and smooth motion pull the whole dried glue layer apart from the tape surface. You will see a very squeamish impression of the grooves on the glue. Immediately wipe the surface of the record using a microfiber fabric that is dampened with either distilled h2o or deionized water. Your record should now be set up to play. Play outset using one of your less expensive cartridges in case the stylus is still able to lift off some residual gum in the grooves. You'll notice that pops and clicks have reduced somewhat and this depends upon how dirty your record was to brainstorm with. Repeat the aforementioned process on the other side of the record.
Promise this helps. There is a lot of give-and-take in the forums regarding the pros and cons of using wood glue to clean records. Familiarize yourself with all aspects before you commence upon cleaning a bunch of records with wood mucilage. Happy listening!

Your "glue" cleaning is nonsense, y'all must accept seen that same youtube video.
Nonsense.

Post by **old_spinner** » 29 Jul 2022 06:48

The subject was discussed before in here and shows conspicuously that the woodglue method works very nice.

It works somewhat similar to a production named "disco-film" what was very popular decades ago and but was discontinued when cd'southward came in common and is now bachelor again.

The disadvantage of both of this methods is the need of a lot of time, since the glue must dry at least overnight, ameliorate for a whole day.

For myself, i cleaned a lot my records with this method and i am very pleased with the event, better than having the records washed with a professional person machine at a hifi-dealer who offers this.

Heres a link to an before thred almost this:

https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_f ... 53&t=54951

Happy cleaning!

regards

Post by **cardvn1** » 29 Jul 2022 12:nineteen

The concept certainly fabricated a lot of sense to the Empire Scientific Corporation, makers of fine cartridges. That's why they brought out Discofilm in 70s which was their patented product. Tape Revirginizer is an Australian product which also uses the aforementioned method.

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