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In Reply to: Now why didn't I think of that. My next project, stuff the 401 plinth for now. posted by Olly on March 14, 2007 at 21:31:41:
If it will protect those handtools, it should be perfect for the LP's.Wonder if I can buy a 50 gallon drum of this stuff reasonably priced.
Makes storing invaluable vinyl in acid ridden paper storage a thing of the past.
Peel it off and it takes off all the goobers and clicks and pops are a thing of the past.
BTW I cannot find a way to prevent them all from sticking together into a big mess. I think cryogenic freezing with a dusting or corn powder or flower to keep them from sticking.
If I get hungry I can pop one in the toaster for a musical treat.
Cheers.
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Follow Ups
- I am going to dip my LP's in that liquid rubber stuff for screw drivers and pliers.... - tubesforever 03/14/0723:51:47 03/14/07 (1)
- Re: Sounds like DIY not too practical here... - sboez23 06:06:52 03/15/07 (0)
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