any tumbler placed over the label or a steady hand and you wont even come close to harming your labels by steaming your lps. When the spray gets in the dead wax thats the time to stop steaming.
STEAM CLEANING LP's
Hello All,
I have a top of the line Steamer, its on wheels, and is for heavy duty use. It doesnt run out of steam fast. It was a couple hundered bucks, its a Euro-Pro. Can this be used to clean LP's? I also have a VPI HW-16.5 Machine. Which way works better, and is steam cleaning LP's difficult? Thanks, Ray
I have a top of the line Steamer, its on wheels, and is for heavy duty use. It doesnt run out of steam fast. It was a couple hundered bucks, its a Euro-Pro. Can this be used to clean LP's? I also have a VPI HW-16.5 Machine. Which way works better, and is steam cleaning LP's difficult? Thanks, Ray
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mist or splatter protection is best solved by using a shield that was available on line for that exact purpose. I have one, don't remember its name. It is two shields that screw on to the record, covering both sides with a tight seal. It is acrylic with two o rings. Others must have one and they might remember its name. I recall it being about $30. I really does the job, especially if you using steam. |
Here is a video from a member on this site and it shows the steam cleaner that most members use to clean their vinyl. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OjtKUZ048 |