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By dj e.d.e Sun Apr 12, 2009 6:37 pm
you actually put them in more danger by hand cleaning, you can scratch them with that grain of what ever it that sticks to the cloth you use to clean them,

if you use a VPI machine you get a better and deeper clean,but then who has 500-100 for a new VPI machine, come down to our shop and we have a VPI we can clean your vinyl for cheap.

personally i have to clean mine by hand to check the gruvs and inspect thevinyl itself.


u just have to really clean your rags and use the right cleaners
Last edited by dj e.d.e on Fri Apr 24, 2009 5:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.
By beatjunkie Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:34 pm
.. naaa :wink: my mentor back in the years taught me different - my routine: i use my hands.
first i wash them gently not to hot not to cold, 3washin steps en total: soaping,cleaning, and agian wahsing witouth bubbles ;) then i take me a special material to dry my babies...hahaha waaay better so i can SEE what needs to get washed and yo the smell my flow ~ thanks for the kind offer though, i appreciate! much looove Pussy G.
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