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In Reply to: Lighter Fluid - Desparate measures for seriously gummed up grooves. posted by bjh on October 16, 2006 at 08:16:26:
Lighter fluid is naphtha, which is a solvent that will attack and soften vinyl with long term exposure. I suppose short term exposure would be OK as long as ALL of it is removed by subsequently washing with a safe fluid. However, I would be afraid that no matter how much I washed it afterwards that traces would still remain. I have heard stories of dealers at record shows using lighter fluid on LP’s to give them a nice shine.Personally, I would not use it on my LP's, but that’s just me.
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- Re: Lighter Fluid - Desparate measures for seriously gummed up grooves. - Marshall W 10/16/0608:30:23 10/16/06 (3)
- Well if I didn't have a RCM to do an immediate normal clean with suction I'd avoid as well. Moreover - bjh 08:40:17 10/16/06 (2)
- Guess I feel if RRL SDC and/or Bugtussel Vinyl-Zyme doesn't do it . . . - HenryH 08:44:02 10/16/06 (1)
- Hey I think even Nitty Gritty Pure 2 will *do it* provided - bjh 09:00:20 10/16/06 (0)
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