I have a record with a chipped run in groove. The two bits are still here and and I was wondering if I should/ could glue them back in? It's in the run in so playback won't be affected I hope. Anyone done such a crazy thing before? If so what glue?
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for Styrene 45s then a tiny bit of polystyrene cement would work if you are very careful I guess (from memory of Airfix kits it slightly dissolves the plastic)
For vinyl you just need to check the glue is safe to use with PVC.
I've got some solvent for connecting PVC pipes, but don't think i'd recommend it on records!
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Originally posted by Cacapo View PostNoone wants to talk to me about glue? Man this place has changed.
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I've been wondering the same thing. I have a 45 with 1-2 cm radial edge crack. A tiny amount of super glue on the face of the crack, avoiding the playing surface, would hold the two sides together, no?Dave Lee Roth, I Too Am Running With This Devil Of Which You Speak (sic)
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Don't glue cracked records is my advice, based on experience. Sometimes they play through, sometimes not. Glue only made things permanently worse in my experience.Everyone tear down your own little wall
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I'll get one of these.
It's two bits broken out of a US LP run in groove. Stops right at the music. The patented Manship method won't work here sadly.
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