Re: [ARSCLIST] ultrasonic bath for records

[David Lennick <dlennick@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's the recommended material for use in the Monks, but you mix it 1:200 with 
steam distilled water. Liquid flying off the disc shouldn't be an issue if you 
apply it properly, and I believe the rotating speed of the turntable is around 
70RPM. I can't speak for earlier models.

dl

phillip holmes wrote:
> Be careful with that Fotoflow.  I found that if you use too much, it 
> leaves a residue behind that's damn near impossible to get off.  I 
> actually made vinyl noisier with what seemed like a tiny amount.  It's 
> very powerful stuff.  I have no idea how bad it wants to stick to a 78 
> though.
> Phillip
>
> Kurt Nauck wrote:
> > I have a large ultrasonic tank which would accommodate anything. 
> > However, I am concerned about labels.
> >
> > I envision a spit with multiple records separated by spacers, driven 
> > slowly by a stepped down electric motor. As far as the solution is 
> > concerned, maybe the LC cleaning formula, perhaps with some extra 
> > Fotoflow. With enough Fotoflow, the liquid should quickly recede from 
> > the advancing side of the disc, thereby preventing liquid from 
> > dripping down the face of the label. What do you think?
> >
> > Kurt Nauck
> >
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> >
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> >
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