Best way to "dust" record's?
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trez260
ILLIEN
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Alcohol is water soluble and leaves little or no residue. A mild detergent, such as Johnson and Johnson Baby Bath, can be used in small amounts with water with no rinsing necessary. Photo Flo is a wetting agent used in photography to help reduce water spots and marks during the rinsing of negatives. A couple of drops in the above solutions also help in reducing residual deposits.
The solution should be applied with a soft, clean washcloth, (use a terry cloth or cheese cloth) wiping in a circular motion with the grooves. Rinse the cloth often in the solution and replace with a fresh mixture when needed. I recommend thoroughly drying the record with a soft, clean terry towel or chease cloth... this further reduces residue left behind. Try not to get the labels wet.
The solution should be applied with a soft, clean washcloth, (use a terry cloth or cheese cloth) wiping in a circular motion with the grooves. Rinse the cloth often in the solution and replace with a fresh mixture when needed. I recommend thoroughly drying the record with a soft, clean terry towel or chease cloth... this further reduces residue left behind. Try not to get the labels wet.
SlickVikNewman
Hip Hop Super Villian
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Soft Cloth or if you got $$$ to spare a can of air. Be careful, all of that aint dust sometimes and just using a solvent and a rag can dig that shit into that vinyl and spoil it for you
The-Shadow
Ego Sum Vox Manus Deus
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I have this old record brush that my dad bought in 1970 something. Works like a charm. I think Radio Shack sells similar brushes.
