Cleaning a Record with Wood Glue

I wanted to try cleaning an LP with wood glue. It made for quite an improvement - and I've read that multiple cleanings continue to clean up the snaps crackles and pops.

Edit: I know I used way too much glue in this vid. :) But it was my first try so I wanted to get it right. You can use considerably less glue and still get the same effect - but it cuts the dry time way down. Just be sure that you get the whole record covered!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Miles
• Davis
• Wood
• Glue
• Cleaning

[MrZIOZIOZIO]

c'est de la merde sa marche rien du tout

[ghettofunk13]

@MrZIOZIOZIO Then you're doing it wrong. Because lots of other people have done this with great success.

[MrZIOZIOZIO]

@ghettofunk13 you tried? I tried and i say it's big shit

[ghettofunk13]

@MrZIOZIOZIO It's my video...so...yeah. I tried it. I'm sorry you aren't able to have the same success that myself and others have enjoyed.

[TechnicianMad]

Now you can give the piece of dried glue to your friend and he has a copy too. LP piracy!

[Krazal3]

Thats just what I have been looking for. 56 years old and I still wonder of all the things I need to learn. Amazing the stuff you should, but don't know.....

[jimineedles]

Wow!!! never thought of that :)

[MrZIOZIOZIO]

@ghettofunk13 and when you forget a micro piece your cell was damaged may be you have a cell has 10 euro but for a cell to 1500 eur I do not think you hit the tents musicaly ZIO

[xDXPxJOEx456x1]

i tried this with a record and a cd and both of them worked but it was tough to peel the glue off the cd i had to use a screw driver

[MrZIOZIOZIO]

@martysoulshine j'ai commandé sur le site titebond directement

[rockfan856]

Thanks........mr Rodgers

[ROMSKI45]

tight bond is too expensive.... elmers all purpose is like $18 a gallon...