Removing A Vinyl From Sleeve

Removing vinyl from concrete is similar to removing it from subfloor.

Removing a vinyl from sleeve. I position it vertical and grip the rim of the record where there are no grooves with my thumb and pointer specifically the space between the 1st and 2nd knuckle almost like a fist. Dry the record with a soft cloth and check it for dirt mold and mildew. Inner sleeves come in either paper or plastic material. If that doesn t get the glue off you will need to use a commercial adhesive stripper to soften and remove the glue.

Now to remove the vinyl from the inner sleeve. Learn more tips for preserving vinyl records in this free record maintenance lesson from an experienced disc jockey. Look at the material of the cover before acting. We drained the water and dried the pool up.

We were able to stick a broom pole on the short side 9 feet from both ends and after. I have an intex ultra frame pool 18x9x52 and we are taking it down for the winter. Rinse with plain water to remove the alcohol. When you finish listening to a record carefully slide your record in between both sides of material as a first line of defense.

Be careful not to scratch vinyl when placing it into the album sleeve. Due to age and poor storage most record sleeves are dirty smelly and messy. Start by scraping the glue with a pry bar or scraper. Repeat the process if necessary.

Demonstration of proper technique for taking records out of their sleeves and placing them on turntable for dusting and playing. While this hand lifts up the other is positioned below the inner sleeve like a crab hand and pinches once the. Any cover that is laminated or otherwise not made from paper can. Your vinyl will come with an inner sleeve when you purchase it.

The design of the inner is flawed so by removing the record you save your inner stop sleeve rub occurring and live happily ever after. You can also purchase replacement sleeves online or in music stores. However getting the adhesive off the concrete may prove to be more difficult. Set the record aside and grab the cover.