Wood Glue on a Record

[John Mueller]

I can across this and now I have a use for Tightbond II.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gyvipBs6Vs&feature=plcp

If this really works it is cool. I'll have to try it out.

[John Mueller]

It turns out there are a lot of these, from many places, on Youtube.

[Bob Hammond]

I wonder if this process actually cleans it. Maybe it does pull out microscopic bits of debris, but does it also fill in tiny gouges?

Also, maybe you could let the glue peel cure fully, and then use it as a 'master' disc to press off some funky sounding knock-offs.

[Mike Dotson]

I think what we've really learned is that I can't use Tite-Bond to fix my old Monkees Greatest Hits LP. [

[Mario Proulx]

Just goes to show how "plastic" Titebond II really is...

[John Mueller]

So true Mario. after curing all night it still bends and flexes. Imagine that in a joint that is under pressure. A distant relative gave me a bottle and I now have a use for it.

[Bob Menzel]

Hmmm....at 1 record per day it'll take roughly a year and a half to clean my collection. I wonder how many quarts of glue it'll take?

[Halgeir Wold]

This method has popped on the HiFi foras on various occations for more than 10 years. I think I saw it first in a HiFi mag 20 years ago ore more.
The latest crase is ultrasonic cleaners......

[Tom Harper]

I heard that someone used this technique on the master recording of the old Rice Crispies commercial soundtrack and completely ruined it.

[Bryan Bear]

That is good comedy^^^^^^^