I used wood glue when I was DJ’ing. It works pretty well. However, putting Pledge on a sponge and spinning the record whilst holding the sponge on top works better.
I’ve got a turntable. Too bad I don’t have a stereo system I can connect it to though. At least with my CD player (audio, went to the same stereo that the turntable used to connect to), it has a headphone jack, so I still use it.
I’ve got a turntable and full stereo hooked into it. Actually, all of it was bought around the same time, circa 1978. Unfortunately, the rubber band that keeps the turntable at a stable speed has stretched and I haven’t found a replacement. Meanwhile, I own nearly every album on CD and/or mp3.
i like to do this to my hands with elmer’s glue
Do it unless your to chiken.
I hate you so much.
Go buy a cheap record from a thrift store, dirty it a bit, and try it on that.
I have a a large amount of very old and dirty LP’s at home, with a few broken ones. I will attempt this trick on the broken ones.
I used wood glue when I was DJ’ing. It works pretty well. However, putting Pledge on a sponge and spinning the record whilst holding the sponge on top works better.
Good deal, thanks for the tip.
Try it on an album you don’t like or buy one real cheap
tittybond, eh…
I’ve got a turntable. Too bad I don’t have a stereo system I can connect it to though. At least with my CD player (audio, went to the same stereo that the turntable used to connect to), it has a headphone jack, so I still use it.
I’ve got a turntable and full stereo hooked into it. Actually, all of it was bought around the same time, circa 1978. Unfortunately, the rubber band that keeps the turntable at a stable speed has stretched and I haven’t found a replacement. Meanwhile, I own nearly every album on CD and/or mp3.