How to fix a warped vinyl record

In today's video, I am going to be helping you guys out with your warped vinyl with a quick and easy fix to get them flat and playable once more!
Oven settings: 80 degrees Celsius. 175 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes
Equipment: 2 sheets of glass bigger than the record. (glass chopping boards work well such as these www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Clear-G...)
Something big and heavy, I used a big off cut of wood but a couple of large books will do just as well.
An oven to heat the record. (Preheat oven to 80 degrees Celsius. 175 degrees Fahrenheit )
Something to clean the Record with.
And Finally, the bent record its self.
Music: 'Timeless Echo' (A Chill Trap Mix) - MrSuicideSheep

[@enigma7070]

If you love that warm vinyl sound this is the way to go!

[@iain-northpole1587]

with fries!

[@graphene1487]

Toasty! #MortalKombat

[@xxEzraBxxx]

thats called distortion

[@jacobcrozier]

@@xxEzraBxxx discrimination

[@skinnybricks]

@@xxEzraBxxx *Sibilance XD

[@charlottebooker9537]

My heart dropped when you said to preheat the oven

[@devinsiegmund3228]

I've done this with a graphics card before and had a similar reaction 🤣🤣

[@jimilowe6642]

@@devinsiegmund3228 why the bloody hell did you put a GPU in the oven for!?!?!

[@terenceokane]

@@jimilowe6642 reflows the solder, just like how people used to fix xbox 360 red rings by putting them in the oven wrapped in blankets.

[@Glenn7719]

Had an old GTX 8800 that paid two visits to the oven over its lifespan, it certainly prolonged it, got another year out of it.

[@robbiefisher1]

@@terenceokane I used a heat gun to fix my PS3 launch model. It went as well as you’d expect.

[@DJDickieH]

What do you recommend for sauces? Eating the vinyl on it's own looks a bit bland.

[@JaidonRymer]

Sweet chilli of course :P

[@tonygdn4840]

Maybe some red hot chili peppers x)

[@DJDickieH]

Jaidon Rymer Good choice! No but good video mate. I still can't bring myself to ever put one of my records in the oven though. :)

[@starshiptrooper7670]

Brown Sugar works fine!

[@javonteburris3954]

Rickie Hilll Where did you get the glass?

[@comfy1962]

I did exactly what you told on my very warped Beatles, Revolver lp, and now the record lays perfectly flat on the turntable. It`s a very rare Beatles lp, made in Norway. And i am of course very happy you showed me this easy way to fix it. Thank you very much:-)

[@JaidonRymer]

Thanks for the positive feedback, I'm glad it helped you out mate :D

[@comfy1962]

Do i use the same method for single (45) record too? Lp`s are much thicker, so i am not sure if i can use the same heath in the oven.

[@v1nchynoobs]

just lower it

[@seamusmckeon9109]

How’s the sound?

[@becks6814]

Seamus McKeon - like Norwegian Wood

[@jaywenden1939]

"Well set the timer to ten minutes" *comes back and there's no grooves 😂

[@bingerr]

But it looks good

[@bambinofresh1]

LMFAO, like all of us who end up here because we bought or found a warped record. This comment had me laughing so hard. And completely help me let go of my anger towards my record I’ll never forget this comment. So THANK YOU.

[@bigbiemacaw]

Thats what I wondered, will it not f$#k up the sound

[@bigbiemacaw]

@@bambinofresh1 im glad your so easily amused..ur my kind of person 💛

[@missingsock18]

Thank for the great video. I don't think the average person realizes the time and energy it takes to create a video, as well as the courage to put yourself on the internet. I was about to call it quits on an otherwise perfect Led Zeppelin ZOSO record; now I can cure it! Cheers, mate.

[@shaygarcia8078]

*Dad come home and sees his records are in the oven* You know how the rest of this story goes.

[@xpez]

glad you played the record so we could hear it to see your ingenious method worked!!!

[@dbnnn207]

I was told of this method by an Audiophile back in the late 1980's. It works, done properly and with patience. Sound is not affected.

[@andrewoldham1]

Fantastic thanks just tried this myself and it worked so well. A £30 vinyl LP saved. Was a little worried before but no damage to the vinyl at all. Thanks for a great tip.

[@masterdanthrax]

Worked spot on - had a megadeth picture disc - kids leant it next to radiator - warped beyond playing - thought fuck it nowt to loose - plays spot on now

[@albertomata114]

What megadeth album? only megadeth vinyl i have is dystopia.

[@horowizard]

You didn't actually play the record once you got the warp out. I suspect throwing it in an oven like that does more damage to the actual grooves.

[@Curling_Rack]

depending on how bad the record is warped. i can see the tone arm being thrown around at all directions after the warped record runs straight lol

[@DavidDeLeon]

the hell with how it sounds...the man wanted a flat vinyl

[@josemeda4592]

@@DavidDeLeon LOL

[@JoeyBollman]

Yeah that’s why I said this video makes no sense

[@cardzdoiwant2]

I've tried this, but when you pick the vinyl up of the turntable after flattening it, it goes right back to its warped state again.

[@ccleblanc1668]

Totally worked for me. My copy of Joy Division Unknown Pleasures had been given to me by a friend that left it in her car for 4 months. It had a nasty bit of warping right in one spot on the edge. I believe it's 180 gram copy. If you have a cheap thin record then maybe 10 minutes might be too long but for this one it worked perfect. Thanks for sharing.

[@planetiowa]

I've straightened them using solar power. I used two pieces of thicker glass. The top piece supplied the weight. A few minutes were needed. I carefully carried the glass and LP into the house to cool. After a while, I took off the top piece of glass. The previously warped LP was now perfectly flat. It played fine.

[@SLIMKUTT]

Always wanted to try that, I think I'll do it this summer...

[@woopimagpie]

I've done that. A bit risky though, they can get too hot quite easily, as I found....

[@RedVynil]

I did the same with a couple 78's that were nearly warped in half!! They almost looked like Pringle's potato chips or tacos!! They're perfectly fine, now!!

[@aoxomoxoa53]

This nearly worked! The problem I had was that, even though there was only a tiny amount of the record poking out of the chopping board (2mm), that edge went crinkly and the record ended up no good. The rest of the record looked really good. So the answer, for me anyway, is to make sure that the glass completely covers the record, preferably with a bit to spare. Since writing this I've tried it on 4 more records. They're all now write-offs, so I'd steer clear.

[@soccerojdoj]

Be specific about what happened, please...

[@aoxomoxoa53]

@@soccerojdoj The records began to melt.

[@Brian-qg8dg]

@@aoxomoxoa53 Regardless of only the edge of the record being melted, your temp was too hot! No way do you want the vinyl to move to melt. 135-145degree F max

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

I've done this and melted one record, the times where the record hasn't melted the record remained warped. It seems there's a very fine line between having enough heat to actually make the vinyl pliable and not enough that it just remains the same shape once cooled. Very fine line that's very tricky to find and can be very costly to.

[@andrewoldham1]

I’ve tried everything and if you do this carefully it really works well. Thanks

[@disismeisdatu2857]

I just leave the record in the sleeve, lay on flat surface, and then put a piece of plywood top, and then a heavy weight on top of that about 25 lbs will do, leave for a week in warm area (like in the sun). Presto!

[@ChristopherChartrand]

Hey thanks man. This totally worked for me and saved a record I paid $50 for that showed up in the mail thrashed. Cheers!

[@barriedams]

Many thanks for making this video. I've just tried this with a warped record of my own, which was so warped the needle jumped up and down on the first track of both sides, skipping repeatedly, but now it's flat enough to play through just fine after doing your glass chopping board method. I put a dumbell weight on the top board for an hour after heating as I didn't have a block of wood, which served just fine as a substitute.

[@demonovationable]

I used some glass shelves from IKEA made for the Kallax, they are heavy and fit a 12 inch record perfectly. I had a 10" record that was badly warped from being left in the car. I put it between the glass and into a 175 degree oven (the lowest my oven can go) for about 10 minutes. I then took it out and put something heavy on top and let it cool for a few hours. It didn't work. I did it again but this time left it in for 45 minutes. After cooling the record still has a *slight* warp, but plays perfectly. No melted grooves, no issues with the stylus tracking. This method works perfectly. Plus, if a record is so warped it doesn't play properly, what do you have to lose?

[@johnklein338]

Potential wear on the stylus, otherwise it's worth a try on an otherwise unplayable record.

[@MorrisUK1990]

i wouldnt put it in the oven at all, just sit it between two pieces of glass and put a stack of books or something heavy on top and leave it to sit for a few weeks.. always works for me.

[@mtache12]

Not for me. I did this for a month and it didn't work.

[@MatrixAlphaCWX]

@@mtache12 And i was getting my hopes up for a second until i read your message. Lol : P

[@langundovitale1305]

Same, but I've used coffee table books and it worked like a charm

[@demonovationable]

I've had a record into between 2 panes of glass under a stack of books for 2 years. I always lift them off every few months to check and it's still as warped as it was on day 1.

[@brendonflynn6279]

What books were you using? Non-fiction or fiction?

[@mansonboy2000]

this process might work but everyone PLEASE DO NOT PUT YOUR RECORDS IN FOR 10 MINUTES. I left mine in for 5 minutes and it was unplayable, the record grooves were flattened and compromized. I think leaving it in for maybe 3 1/2 or 4 minutes at most might work but 10 minutes is crazy... dont do it!

[@antigen4]

seems to me your heat was far too high- remember domestic ovens are notoriously badly calibrated. what says 200 on yours might actually be 100 or 475...

[@antigen4]

do not do it without a thermometer

[@Keijonaattori]

Haha, what a story Tommy!

[@dreammfyre]

You're tearing my records apart, Lisa!

[@jeroenverbeeck7925]

Hi doggy

[@finegasobrien8604]

I have the same record player. It's bloody brilliant

[@roberthayward82]

I know my comment is late but 80°C could likely start melting the grooves---technique is OK but 60°C would be a lot safer and the time element can always be increased or process repeated to avoid such potential damage.

[@ericolens3]

My oven only goes as low as 175°

[@Schtuletz]

I agree and also wouldn't recommend 80°C! But 60°C is not enough, so 70°C seems to be the right choice...

[@zacharyhall689]

@@ericolens3 they're talking about celsius, not fahrenheit

[@GobanShodan]

@@zacharyhall689 70°C is 158°F so he's not wrong, his oven can only go as low as 175°F (79.4°C)

[@jerseyforhawks]

Kinda agree.

[@joshuaolds6035]

You can do this on a hot, sunny 90 Degree day as well. I try to get the record as clean as possible but never had a problem with dirt getting embedded. I could see how an oven would cause that problem though

[@USMC_BABE38]

Thank you this video has saved me from throwing out half my albums that were warped in my collection for years until now . Thank you this is very helpful

[@ongakuchen]

I don't have an oven that is large enough for vinyl. Any other alternatives?

[@andyjay9346]

Mmm? Maybe should try that technique with the mother-in-outlaw. Might just be able to get the warps out of her! She's an old 78 but still has a lot of groove!

[@jasonlehr4203]

Bahaha!

[@mahargllednif2250]

ok boomer

[@matthewtaylor6405]

Very good

[@hughbetcha436]

😂

[@MrQuintonia]

I have a record that is warped from the M J History album so keen to fix it.. been thinking of trying this for some time.. Really works??

[@SebTheFrenchGuy]

Great !! thank you very much . I needed it so much for two of my LPs

[@dawnpatrol700]

You have to be extremely careful. If you leave it too long in heat source, grooves start shrinking, making it useless. Once the vinyl softens, it has to be removed from heat source immediately. I do the same thing with 2 pieces of glass I had tailor made for this purpose, but I use direct sunlight on a hot day. With this method I can monitor it constantly, to check when it's soft, just by removing the top glass sheet. Once it's soft, I put the sheet back on and move it to a cold area

[@isaacbell2426]

Have been doing similar method for 30 odd years. Works every Time. But please folks never put the disc in the oven,NEVER!! It compromises the groove this the sound. Put the disc between warm glass & leave for 2hours.Perfect!

[@tijusnx]

Same shit bro. Order from honkong and i got nothing but a small motocross track instead of vinyl

[@richardbrown6023]

remarkable. We have warped ones. I will try this. Many thanks

[@ilsy74]

Thank you for your video... its awesome. Just wondering how long should you leave a 7" in the oven? Thanks in advance

[@kingshearer2]

Well done, great video. I'll give this a go.

[@conexion.musical]

Great! I'm going to try this method with a Def Leppard single 45 record, you have earned a Like and my subscription! Thanks for sharing!

[@johnhanek167]

Very nice. I just put any old record on my Sota Star Sapphire TT with vacuum hold down. Every record plays absolutely perfectly flat and the stylus views the record as a 35 pound chunk of vinyl. Hard to beat.

[@garyausten5939]

After my Technics SL-5 bit the dust last month I looked at some nice tables. I was impressed by the Sota factory tour vids, but even the cheapest model was quite a bit over my budget. I ended up getting a Rega Planar 2 replacing the Carbon cartridge with an AT VM540ML, and so far I'm very happy with it. I found some old albums my mom had and one is really warped (oompah band from Austria). I might try to flatten it.

[@fervelastegui]

Hola amigo A qué temperatura y durante que tiempo se le deja al disco de vinilo en el horno?

[@adrianwhittaker9011]

Good explanation that mate, cheers. Got a load of records sent out from the UK to Australia this week and they were completely fucked. Discog seller has been a nightmare to deal with so tried this and they worked a treat. Paid a bit of money for them so only went to 50 degrees centigrade to be safe and it worked well. Defo clean the records first like.

[@comfy1962]

i tried this 8 months ago with a warped lp with great sucess. But do i use the same method with a single 45? And do i use the same method regardless thickness of records?

[@trencher7]

Curious if the blow-dryer technique works as well using the glass plates. Oven make me nervous.

[@elvisrafi]

Hi has anyone got an idea on how to fix or play a record that's warped horizontally (pushed in to one side). The problem is that my stylus is moving so much from side to side that there's a whooshing sound. The sound goes away half way through. I was thinking of scraping a bit of plastic off the inside of the spindle hole so the movement would not be too much? Suggestions please.

[@gravityrules]

That's brave! Is it the same temp and time frame for a black record, that may absorb more heat? From other posts, it looks like your scheme works on all records. Good job!

[@HMAPODACA]

Damn...didn't even play it back! I'm calling bullshit!

[@fortherecord1569]

Yeah, usually flattening a record causes some surface noise. Especially on the lead in groove. But it depends how deep the warp was to begin with.

[@JaidonRymer]

I listen to this record frequently as it is one of my favorites, I can assure you that the sound is fine, I just didn't include because copywrites on youtube are very tentative.

[@andrewc7927]

"That Word Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means" -Inigo Montoya

[@drwho6229]

Jaidon Rymer I have over 200 vynals( records) that are sadly warped.😞. But, by comparison to the one you show in this video yours is quite straight. I would love to hear my vynals ( records) again. But, I have put them away & totally forgot about them. Thinking I will never ever be able to play them again. & Most of them are quite rare & a few limited editions. So, i am extremely disheartened at not being able to play any. & If your wondering as to how they got that way don't ask it was not my fault either.

[@tommyfender1968]

Jaidon is ABSOLUTELY Correct.. I had a video where I had music playing in the background (not even intentionally.. it was just on in the background) and the KZbin police turned my video into a silent movie.... As far as "HMAPODACA" calling "BS" I did this on a 180 gram that was warped (brand new) This absolutely worked and I heard no flaws in the sound.

[@hairylittlewombat]

Yeah, I've used this exact method a few times in the past and it does generally work pretty well. Time and temp are critical factors...don't be tempted to raise either otherwise the grooves can breakdown and distort. It happened to me once when I tempted fate a little.

[@leonardodominguez3491]

Have you tried with heat gun? Have you tried with glasses big enough to cover all the record's surface?

[@glenfenderman]

I just bought an Elvis Gold vinyl record for about $12.00 at a second hand store. When I got it home I discovered that it has a warp on the first two songs. If I use your method, should I do the whole disc, I should I just concentrate on the one area? And how much does that piece of wood weigh?

[@SteveDronzewski]

So why didn't you let us see you play the record?

[@JaidonRymer]

Becuase of a little thing called copy write, I prefer my videos not to have strike downs against them.

[@siskokidd]

Why then, are there thousands, if not millions of videos available for viewing with complete songs playing? I myself have a "record spin party" video up featuring over 100 clips of album tracks no more than 15 seconds per clip. Not one copyright notice. I have another video up with a longer piece of music and no strike, just a notice in my message inbox saying they detected a song. What happens then is they insert an ad or link on the video leading to an official download site.

[@chabka34]

Jaidon Rymer I think if you just showed a sample it would be fine

[@LyndonTCorbett]

Seeing as you have a 1200, you can adjust the pitch and youtubes trackers can't detect the algorithms of the song. You can also adjust the speed to circumvent the tracker as well.

[@SteveDronzewski]

That ain't a 1200. It's an AT LP 120.

[@retiredjedi6178]

I did sort of the same. 2 pieces of glass and 3 min direct sun, modify if not black vinyl. In your video do you know the weight of the album, thickness changes time parameters

[@brianmorecombe2726]

Brilliant,but did it sound ok? I got an album from amazon and it was warped up as bad as that,i just ordered a replacement record.

[@VCCassidy]

Okay. But how does it sound? Does it flatted the grooves in the record?

[@sofiaarteta6743]

hi, I do not have the same oven as yours. At what temperature is the oven. I know your are putting 10:00 minutes, but my oven is old thanks. please let me know.

[@lipoloren513]

This will actually work very well if you skip the whole oven ordeal and flatten it with something heavy and leave it for a day or longer depending on how severe it is. I did this on one of my vinyls and it worked perfectly.

[@surfthestreets86]

Nice, that's what i am doing at the moment. I'll check it in a day or two. Hopefully it's more flat..

[@lipoloren513]

@@surfthestreets86 Good luck. Let me know if it works.

[@surfthestreets86]

@@lipoloren513 I checked on it after a day and it got flatter. I'm going to leave it again for another day and then try to play it. Hopefully it's all good.

[@alejandrotellez2099]

@@surfthestreets86 how did it turn out?

[@samuelfitzsimmons8907]

That does not work I was extremely disappointed with my pearl jam ten album as it was still warped after 1 hole month of being under something flat and heavy 😔

[@matthewhamilton5294]

Did u ever metion what temp the oven should be at@ i actually need to do this!!

[@rebelwithacause3574]

Me and my Dads 70s R&R albums have a date this weekend. He gave me a great record 'clean' collection but most are warped from sitting around for decades.

[@gbadge9275]

Do you have a video of how to set the timer on my oven?

[@fervelastegui]

hello friend, at what temperature and for what time are the crystals heated?

[@andrewoldham1]

Thanks for the tip it really works.

[@Frogmobile52]

Great job my Boy, you solve my problem! (But i have around 30 record to straighten!)

[@evanleebodies]

Do you have to compensate for the thickness of the centre label?

[@dunk8157]

Wish Id seen this 30 years ago! I have tried in the past with hot water but didnt really work, the glass sandwich idea is a good one!

[@LeandroMartins-um8eq]

What temperature did you use in the electric oven? How long did you leave the record at oven temperature?

[@SKvldlf]

Do the oven smells make the vinyl smell like stuck on food?

[@fredroper398]

thats the best method yet

[@Benjamin-om3ih]

Great video! What did i t sound like?

[@Kyubi_c]

Do you think this will work for my vinyl? Cos I had just received it in the post. And the postman bent it just for it to stick out of my post box.

[@mogshade66]

Chelsea Tamara That's disgusting hon . I'd make an official complaint. What a bastard thing to do 😑

[@josephetherton]

Tell me about it man. I live in the USA and even here I get packages damaged from UPS. They suck. Great video tho 👍👍

[@RicardoMargadonaRebeccaRiss]

Hello. Sorry if I missed but HOW THICK WERE THE GLASSES PLATES USED ON THE MOVIE???

[@shinrafugitives3880]

I saw a guide that suggested 100 Fahrenheit at 30 minutes. Does this also work?

[@bradt.3555]

I use a record cleaner that vacumes the grooves out. I use 8, 2 inch binder clips around the glass. All pvc formulations are different so the correct time and heat is very hard to get. And letting it cool slowly and completely I believe helps. I've had about 60 to 70% success. Some have gotten flat and still played and sounded great, but some developed some minor pops n ticks. May have been dirt but under micro. looks like very, very, slight vinyl damage. If unplayable to start, nothing to lose, otherwise tough choice. Me being a reformed perfectionist it's tougher.

[@AB-yb8nf]

The rubber peices on the bottom were ok through out this?

[@hanshansen9777]

Thanks for the heads up Jaidon. I think im going to try yr experiment. I will have the glass cut by our local Glazier. How thick glass do y think I should tell him to cut and also do you think i need those 4 plastic things in the corner of the glass? - happy listening from Denmark.

[@JaidonRymer]

The glass should be a minimum of a few mil thick, and them plastic things on the corners are just because I used chopping boards, they have no effect on the process that's why they are all facing outwards as not to lift the glass off the record. Hope this is of help :)

[@radiotubes]

Dosent the lps have a higher surface by the spindle hole?

[@geoffcarter593]

Thanks mate - might give it a try - can't lose as the warped records are mostly unplayable with the warp anyway.Might start with a shorter "cooking" time" as suggested below - say 3-4mins, the work up if that doesn't do the trick.

[@user-ji6xg7kb6i]

Hi there, nice video. I am missing couple of info: what’s the temperature of the record, weight of it, the temperature of the oven (C/F), unfortunately we haven’t been able to hear the sound before and after… all good! Toni

[@chadergeist]

Wouldn't the edge of the record sticking outside the glass from heat melt downwards?

[@porkulator]

No, because he didn't get it so hot it was melting, just hot enough to be a bit more pliable. at the end of the day if you have a record that doesn't play properly cause it's warped you have nothing to lose.

[@edvinnelius8213]

will try this just my oven is old can't control the temperature that easy will pu record in oven for 8 minutes or 7

[@aandc2005]

how a heat gun on the top of the glass instead of a oven?

[@shinjiisdead]

And... what happened with the vinyl's songs? Is it damaged for the fixing?

[@wesmoore1682]

Looks like it worked pretty well. I've tried something similar . Placing record on turntable then placing a second platter on top of the record upside down with extra mat in place. Then warming with hair dryer. Seemed to help some, but mixed results. Your system seems better. Will try.

[@alangross2277]

How does it play after all of that?

[@akolyteart7311]

Nice tip!! 😊 Well done😊😊

[@mortgageminion8109]

What temperature did you set the oven at?

[@clubjumping]

did you blister the laminate worktop?

[@Double_0_11]

How did it sound though?

[@TheOompahRoundabout]

Great job Jaidon! Im going to do one right now! oh and I've subbed you as well. :)

[@OrdinarySimonTheJoe]

How do you prevent flexing in the first place

[@Lesrevesdhiver]

Even if this method DOES possibly ruin an LP if not carried out right, the LP, if warped pretty bad like his was, well what do you have to lose? If it is slightly warped then it might be wise to leave well enough alone but in cases where something is already damaged and not usable, attempting to salvage will not mess it up any worse than it already is.

[@MarcovanB]

If you are using fan oven set it for 60. Fan ovens are generally 20degC hotter than the setting, this is because the setting is for the main oven only, not the oven plus fan. Ovens will all be slightly variable so perhaps start at a lower temp and work up to find the sweet spot. Different vinyl thicknesses may respond differently at diff temps. I would experiment with some old shit from a charity shop to find a sweet spot for your records.

[@erepsekahs]

Did you mean 80 degrees Farenheight? I now have something resembling a very worn, black disc brake rotor.

[@jacknewman9256]

What's the conversion of 80 degrees to American? And how long is 10 minutes? European stuff is confusing.

[@alanbecker6147]

I tried this with a u shaped wrap covering an I inch of the record and it flattened it but the record was no longer round. Maybe it works better on thinner vinyl and wraps over the entire record?

[@JaidonRymer]

For a record to warp in only one section means it has managed to be stretched, so that means when you flatten it the stretched section doesn't always un-stretch causing the miss shaping to happen. So it works best on warps that are caused by the whole record bending then it has not stretched.

[@monsieur_chinchilla2657]

Cant it change te form of the groves? So does the audio get worse?

[@BadChizzle]

Cool! Did it play ok?

[@rogerjones9535]

Does the thickness of the label matter?

[@riffwizardsupreme]

Does it work with old 45s?

[@evelewis4581]

I thought the same put it in the sun! Between the two plates of glass. Old School:) True about excess heat. Threads I own a collection of vinyl’s. Yelp I’m from the 🇺🇸 USA, New York! 30’,40s,50s,60s,70,80,…….ect TLC …. Restore and Enjoy! Love the Art on the many covers!! A Story that tells you a bit about the Band! Love it! My Father use to say’ One day Vinyl’s will be back!!’ Very true My Father was an Art Consultant out of Cornell University! Enjoy! ~Eve 🌸🌺🌸USA

[@thekingduckkun2013]

Does anyone have a way to fix a old record making a loud warping sound? It was my dead grandma's record