Thanks for sharing your experience. As they say, "been there, done that". Similar experience.
Let me know how the Silverback Brush works out. :)
Let me know how the Silverback Brush works out. :)
Goat Hair Brush
I have never tried the goat hair brush you mention but have tried a dozen other types including carbon fiber and other materials. The best so far is the Milty Duo-Pad which is made in England. I searched for a link to provide for this thread but could not find anyone in the USA, hopefully a temporary thing. |
Theo, that must be why my old one is hard to find, your link is likely the replacement. That's the first time I've seen it. Link below is the old one I use. This is a UK site. Duo-Pad |
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Albertporter, I haven't tried a felt-type brush since back in the days of the Discwasher D4 system. The Milty Duo-Pad does look interesting. I didn't see that it came with a brush for cleaning the pads? Dougdeacon, I'm gonna give your suggestion a shot. Flood it with pure water afterwards and see whats what. t'aint bein' used for nothin' else no how.... I use Femmer's technique of dry brushing from a video I watched of his called, "It's a Vinylworld After All." |
Albertporter, I haven't tried a felt-type brush since back in the days of the Discwasher D4 system. The Milty Duo-Pad does look interesting. I didn't see that it came with a brush for cleaning the pads?I use the red plastic cover of the Duo-Pad for that purpose. The cover must be removed to access the pad. When the pad has completed the job of picking up lint, I use the edge of the cover to sweep the pad clean. The Milty Duo-Pad works much better than the Disc Washer, at least as I remember. |