Is this safe to use on white, colored, or picture disc vinyls?
1110082
Yes, should be no problem. Do not use an excessive amount of solution. I only use 3 or 4 drops of for each cleaning and that works just fine.
1110083
I'm not sure what you're referring to. However, it should be no more caustic than eyeglass cleaner that we use when out of discwasher solution. The solution is for removing dust & dirt from vinyl surfaces, so . . .
2217670
No harm will come of it, but it's not the intended use so you won't get the best results. Lexol actually sells Vinylx for that.
1530469
I have never used the adhesive disk, bur it looks like it may leave some residue to be scrubbed off. I cant imagine it doing permanent damage though.
1136300
Honestly, I am not sure. We used the Audio Technica to transfer our vinyl to CD; not to listen to the records.
752938
i dont think so. i tried to use these on a vinyl record and it didn't try well and smeared.
786252
There is a small area where you can label the discs (the part that is blue/purple/green/etc..)Please note that, in my opinion, it is too small. However, you should be able to write on the "vinyl" black part as well (assuming you have a white marker).
894660
I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
256214
It only affects dyed colors so the white should be unaffected. Keep in mind it's meant for dyed fabrics so if the colors are screen printed etc on a white background it won't affect the color
1872117
Mr., Miss, or Ms? To answer your question, I have used the disk cleaner in all my machines and so far so good. I also have an older DVD player plus an older DVD recorder plus my Blu-Ray and I have cleaned all of them OK. with the disk cleaner in question. My hobby is seeing and collecting movies so I use my machines many hours a month. The disk cleaner did a super job on all of them and restored them back to original operating condition. I cannot guaranty it will work on your machine but it did work on all mine. "RAF"
1979568
In theory, yes. It was invented for use with "scrapbooking" and is supposed to be safe for all surfaces. But, it's not to say that when it takes off what is stuck to your picture, that it may already be damaged by what the adhesive was. Again, as I always say when you're working with "treasured items", if you have a similar pic with the same situation, test it on that first. It has just never hurt anything on which I have used it. Hope this helped.
1898628
I used it on different plastics most are safe, some are not. It is not safe on polystyrene including transparent one, I tried. Acrylic was ok, if I remember right.I love this stuff and use it extensively for different cleaning needs, not just adhesive. For example removing shoe rubber scuff marks from walls and car panels.
2032152
no problem on classical guitars, just check the labels to use the appropriate cleaner based on your guitar finish
1049465
It CAN be used on 180g. vinyl records. I have washed mine without any problems.
656179
My husband used it on the fiberglass exterior of our motor home and it worked better than the other products he's tried since we purchased it used 4 years ago. He said it has a slight abrasion which would take off any film but it doesn't have any bleach so he doubts it will have any effect on the color unless the white has been dulled by film. Hope this helps.
1234181
not for use on metal or vinyl so i'm not sure, i basically wipe my washer off with alittle diluted bleach water
106735
I can't add much to that which has already been said; the point has been made that this is CLEANING EQUIPMENT, not magic. I would add, though, that if you find physical damage after cleaning, you might try some 1000-grit abrasive paper...wet-or-dry sandpaper as used in auto finishing...it can cut the tops of the scratches to remove the "curl" of vinyl. Sometimes there's improvement in sound. If it's a beloved disc you're trying to save, might be worth the time and effort.
834565
I've washed several picture disks and I haven't seen any damage, but I can't guarantee that continuous washing over the years won't begin to degrade your picture disks.