In message <Pine.SOL.3.95.970225161512.7135G-100000@typhoon>, Mark
Kolmar <mkolmar@xnet.com> writes
quoted 9 lines If the record plays OK, leave it alone.
>If the record plays OK, leave it alone.
>
>If a record is seriously warped, the only thing I know of that will help
>(and do additional damage in the process) is to put the vinyl in between
>two large pieces of glass in a barely-warm oven, then don't even think
>about touching it until the whole thing has cooled back down to room
>temperature. This will melt the whole thing slightly, so only makes sense
>if the record is unplayable otherwise.
>
Bad idea!!!
This is what my friend did. ...one of my airliquide records was badly
warped due to the sun's rays falling on it so he put it in a crate of
v. tightly packed 'house choons' right in the middle of them for a few
days and that sorted it out. Pretty flat after that, just a glimmer of
up-and-downness which is 3% of how badly warped it was before....
--
Ben Coffer
Hybrid Productions
http://www.hybridgame.demon.co.uk/