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By cunoSvaa Fri Jun 20, 2008 1:55 am
Please I need help any good way to get them back to order? i have about 30 - 40 records of warpped wax that is all dope stuff and need to get it to play with out the crazyness! any help would be appreciated
thanks and peace
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By crossings Fri Jun 20, 2008 4:09 am
the urban legend is that if you spin your warped records on your tables outside under the sun on a really hot day... the combination of heat and them being in motion will flatten them out. they need to be spinning though. i have to admit i haven't tried this yet but it does seem to make sense...
By cunoSvaa Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:33 pm
hahahahaaaa yo!
i see the spinning one...
i may do the forman grill though i have some killer BBQ sauce i could use on it!
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By PRINCEWISH Sat Jun 21, 2008 11:29 pm
playing records in direct sunlight spinning or not will warp the ish out of them. :(
By beach_break Sun Jun 22, 2008 11:00 am
all you have to do is place the record(s) in a tightly packed record box for a week or so. that's it.
they just need even pressure for a period of time.
By cunoSvaa Mon Jun 23, 2008 10:10 pm
ill try that over a few weeks and see what the result is thanks beach dude
By zapp Tue Jun 24, 2008 4:26 pm
beach_break wrote:all you have to do is place the record(s) in a tightly packed record box for a week or so. that's it.
they just need even pressure for a period of time.


To be honest I really doubt this will work.

I've had success by leaving the records under sunlight for about 15 minutes and THEN stacking some other records on it.(just make sure you don't put the record in it's cover otherwise you'll have some ringwear on it).
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By dj e.d.e Thu Jun 26, 2008 7:19 pm
PRINCEWISH wrote:playing records in direct sunlight spinning or not will warp the ish out of them. :(

some cats don't understand this!!!

do a search for warped vinyl on here thers some threads i posted up a while ago..... and yes i have tried them and they worked for me. don;t' go by a i heard this i heard that,cause most of the time people don't try it and really don't know how it works.

i mayself have tried it and i got a few methods.

the oven is 1
2 glass pieces is another
and ironing them out works too.

like i said search and you'll find them
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By PRINCEWISH Fri Jun 27, 2008 11:47 pm
some cats don't understand this!!



i DJAYED AN OUT DOOR HIP HOP FESTIVAL AND SOME OF MY VINYL GOT WARPED THE F OUT PLAYING IN SUNLIGHT I KNOW FROM A BAD EXPERIENCE YOU COULD ACTUALLY SEE IT WARPING AS IT PLAYED,,,,,(( I DO UNDERSTAND THIS !!!)) SOME OTHER METHODS MAY WORK??,, BUT THIS I KNOW, DOES NOT WORK !!!
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By elektrik_muz Sat Jun 28, 2008 12:09 am
I've heard of the two pieces of glass method before -- but they way I heard it you don't use an oven, you just leave the glass & record sandwich out in the sun. I haven't tried it because the record I wanted to straighten ended up getting straightened out enough to play again (just enough) by storing it mooshed flat in a warm room for an extended time (don't know how long it took just left it there for a few months).

I imagine if you did do the glass sandwich in the sun method you might at least want to cover the labels with something to keep them from fading.
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By Still Jammin Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:24 pm
Blimey seems that every forum i go on this comes up.
OK here goes:

Place the record (only 1 at a time) between 2 pieces of glass and warm up in a oven to about 60.c and leave in there for 3 hours, then just turn the oven off and let everything cool down to room temp. Only when the glass is completely cooled should you take the record out.

I've been doing this for years to great effect, sometimes it need repeating for best results.

Also i've tried going higher in temp but with bad results, thats why i recommend 60.c and then a little longer instead of say 100+.c 30mins.

Hope that helps, good luck.
By beach_break Sat Jul 05, 2008 9:59 am
zapp wrote:
beach_break wrote:all you have to do is place the record(s) in a tightly packed record box for a week or so. that's it.
they just need even pressure for a period of time.


To be honest I really doubt this will work.


to be honest, you don't know what you're talking about.