ANOTHER PRECAUTION:
This was on the prior thread, but I should repeat it here.
1. Do not use the formulas on 78s. They are made of shellac, and the isopropyl might dissolve them.
2. I also have no experience with acetates, and therefore cannot comment at all about the formulas' safety on acetates.
3. Lastly, do not use a natural bristle brush with the enzymatic solution. Natural bristle = hair = protein ... and the enzymatic is designed to dissolve protein deposits. Hence, over time, the enzymatic would dissolve the natural bristle ... and perhaps leave its remnants on your vinyl.
Please feel free to write with any questions or concerns. Again, I look forward to the testers' feedback. Thanks!
Best regards,
Paul Frumkin
This was on the prior thread, but I should repeat it here.
1. Do not use the formulas on 78s. They are made of shellac, and the isopropyl might dissolve them.
2. I also have no experience with acetates, and therefore cannot comment at all about the formulas' safety on acetates.
3. Lastly, do not use a natural bristle brush with the enzymatic solution. Natural bristle = hair = protein ... and the enzymatic is designed to dissolve protein deposits. Hence, over time, the enzymatic would dissolve the natural bristle ... and perhaps leave its remnants on your vinyl.
Please feel free to write with any questions or concerns. Again, I look forward to the testers' feedback. Thanks!
Best regards,
Paul Frumkin