get a slight wave of cleaning fluid built up in front of the brush to help float the stuff you are trying to get rid of, maybe a little side to side bristle movement for a revolution and then 2 revolutions of vacuum.
Cleaning LP...how much fluid is enough/too much?
I'm using a VPI 16.5 and Record Research Labs cleaning solutions. My question is how much of the fluid to pour on the record? Just get it damp, or flood it as much as possible with a little actually spilling over the sides occasionally?
Are there better brushes out there to use for applying and 'scrubbing' than the VPI supplied hard white bristled nylon brush? (actually, I don't scrub but rather just let the turning of the record do the work while I apply very light pressure)
How many turns of the record and how hard should one press with the brush?
I've noticed that there seem to be "surface tension" on some record surfaces and they are resistant to wetting...while others show no tendency to do this at all. (??)
Thanks for the help.
John
Atlanta, GA
Are there better brushes out there to use for applying and 'scrubbing' than the VPI supplied hard white bristled nylon brush? (actually, I don't scrub but rather just let the turning of the record do the work while I apply very light pressure)
How many turns of the record and how hard should one press with the brush?
I've noticed that there seem to be "surface tension" on some record surfaces and they are resistant to wetting...while others show no tendency to do this at all. (??)
Thanks for the help.
John
Atlanta, GA