Re: [ARSCLIST] Superior disc cleaning technology

[Richard Warren <richard.warren@xxxxxxxx>]

Hello All,

You might consider the Disc Doctor equipment and fluids. That system
requires a tabletop a bit larger than the disc, and the equipment and
supplies can be carried in a small box box or bag.

Richard

At 01:00 PM 1/27/2004 -0800, you wrote:
> At 01:32 PM 1/27/2004 -0700, Jon Noring wrote:
>
> > I've read the two recent messages about the Loricraft and Keith Monks
> > cleaning systems, so that adds some data points. Do we really need a
> > system as elaborate as these machines to meet the general requirements
> > mentioned above?
>
> I do not know the Loricraft, but the Monks is rather far removed from
> portable in the usual senses. The NittyGritty is one choice, but for field
> use, I'd suggest getting familiar with the advantages of a wetting agent in
> tap water, distilled or demineralized water for the rinse and a cosmetic
> brush or two (one for the rough part, a clean one for the final). Nitty
> Gritty had (has?) a nice wooden arrangement for manual buffing of
> LaserDiscs; my guess is that it would be a good, inexpensive starting point
> for a field 'machine'.
>
> Of course, if you plan on fitting out an RV or the like for your field
> work, size and cost of the Monks might not be obstacles.
>
>
> Mike
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