De Warp your records

[Rare Bird]

Im not sure if this is the right place for this!

Anyhoots ive been thinking about one of these, has anyone used one?

http://vinylflat.com/vinylflatproducts.html

[Audioman]

I have read quite a few comments from users. It does appear it works best with the Groovy Pouch. I don't like the oven heating method as I tried it unsuccessfully using two plates of glass. You need strict temp control. You could try one of these if you're flush.

http://www.analogueseduction.net/category-631/ORB-DF01I.html

[Rare Bird]

Glass plates are no good i'd have thought because of the protruding record label area & flair at the start of the vinyl would cause an issue! i was thinking about trying to remove slight dish surface i have with some new vinyl awell as warpes..

However could i have feedback for someone who has used this Vinylflat & pouch method ?

[Clive]

I've been through phases when buying records that arrive warped but none recently. Out of about 1,000 records I can't think of one that has a significant warp. Maybe it's due to keeping my records stored firmly and upright (not too firm). Some that were warped originally seem to be ok now.

[Rare Bird]

Your lucky 80% of my new vinyl displays warps to a certain degree when they arrive, i store mine properly..

[DiveDeepDog]

Yeah, I put a warped record between glass matt, and glass platter. Left it in the oven too long:doh::mental:

Anybody need a DSOTM cover?

[Rare Bird]

Just to clarify it's the Groovy Pouch i'm intending on using, not an oven!

[technobear]

Back in the day, I found that two pieces of glass and a couple of hours of sunshine were all that was required.

[Haselsh1]

Just to clarify it's the Groovy Pouch i'm intending on using, not an oven!

I quite fancy a groovy pouch mesen. I reckon the missus would love me in it.

:eyebrows:

[Rare Bird]

i have fetching cod pieces if you have anything to trade :eyebrows: