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I'm watching because I left a collection of 80's vinyl in an unheated ventilated garage. Huge condensation issues in there during winter weather swings. I haven't checked them fo damage yet.....
3:21 jump scare! 14:24 yes, they are [Sharon is] one of the harshest YT copyright enforcers. Great work. Have subbed and will check out more of your vids. Maybe on a future resto, try using an X-acto knife and straightedge rather than scissors, it gives you a cleaner edge but you have to have a good cutting board underneath and a sturdy cork-bottomed straightedge.
If the sleeve is that bad, then the LP is most likely as bad, if not worse. I’d rather hunt down a clean copy. Thanks for taking the time to do this though.
This is not the way here in Brazil. The market of new records of this type was inflated, and this records are overpriced: the new and old pressing has obscene prices.
Hello @Luiz.acciari, welcome to Bredy Restorations! Thank you for your comment. The prices here in Brazil are really stratospheric, I have some albums that I paid very high prices for.
I've had varying levels of success.. A combination of Eraser, and/or ipa Rubbing alcohol and/or Tergitol can lift the inks. Just be very careful and try a small spot first.
Opa amigo, seja bem vindo ao Bredy Restorations. Comprei como papel cartão, consegui aqui em uma papelaria próxima, lembra muito o papel usado na construção da capa original.
Interesting video. I did expect slightly more though. Have you considered using a tee-shirt transfer press machine to eliminate wrinkles? For Comic books they press with heat for 15 mins then leave it in the machine over night.
Thank you for your comment and welcome to Bredy Restorations. I tried to do a simpler restoration because it was pretty destroyed. Thank you for the tip.
don't see why repainting old poor cover is better than to print new one on colored printer. The authencity has been already destroyed when you ve glued it on piece of paper and then added paints.
Sometimes if you are lucky, you can get a proper 12' x 12' print-out....most of the times, it does not happen if very few images are there on the net, and oftentimes, the print-outs are not sharp enough when you increase them to the required size. But getting a new print-out is a better option always, I agree.
Nice work, but seriously, you could have made a screen print of the cover and just pulled a new print for all the work you did. Not knocking you, just saying, a new print would be perfect and probably less work. Thanks, for sharing. All of your techniques can be applied but maybe not on such an extreme restore.
Welcome to Bredy Restorations. Thank you for your comment, this restoration was really quite simple. Thank you for your tips, in the next restoration I intend to apply a new print. 😊👍🏻
I would have done something different: I would have scanned the cover; removed wounds and stains with photoshop; printed the image, complete with flaps and with exact size, on thick paper; covered with semi-opaque transparent film; reconstructed a new cover. I would have kept the old original with the new one in the same plastic folder. I did it on a rare Chet Baker release with a very bad cover.
@ferrochinabisleri1587528-6 welcome to Bredy Restorations. I liked your tip, the work you did must have been very good. Thank you very much for commenting. 😎 👍
@@EdHindel Of course, in fact I did save the useless and unpresentable one. Keeping the original as it is is better than altering it and trying to restore its appearance.
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Glad found your channel. I love restorations especially about vinyls. Subscribed!
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Felt pens and magic markers are good for restoring the colours
Hello, welcome to Bredy Restorations. Thank you very much for your tip.
I'm watching because I left a collection of 80's vinyl in an unheated ventilated garage. Huge condensation issues in there during winter weather swings. I haven't checked them fo damage yet.....
3:21 jump scare!
14:24 yes, they are [Sharon is] one of the harshest YT copyright enforcers.
Great work. Have subbed and will check out more of your vids. Maybe on a future resto, try using an X-acto knife and straightedge rather than scissors, it gives you a cleaner edge but you have to have a good cutting board underneath and a sturdy cork-bottomed straightedge.
Thank you very much for your comment and the tip. Welcome to Bredy Restorations. 😎 ✌️
I've done what your doing hundreds of times restoring fab covers
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If the sleeve is that bad, then the LP is most likely as bad, if not worse. I’d rather hunt down a clean copy. Thanks for taking the time to do this though.
Welcome to Bredy Restorations. Thank you very much for your comment. 😊✌🏻
This is not the way here in Brazil. The market of new records of this type was inflated, and this records are overpriced: the new and old pressing has obscene prices.
Hello @Luiz.acciari, welcome to Bredy Restorations! Thank you for your comment. The prices here in Brazil are really stratospheric, I have some albums that I paid very high prices for.
I just rescued an album from a friend’s barn. The vinyl plays great and is in great condition, however the cover is destroyed. So not always true.
Very cool
Nice work Bredy Resto’s . Is there anyway of removing or partially removing the names in ink ? Cheers … Craig
I've had varying levels of success.. A combination of Eraser, and/or ipa Rubbing alcohol and/or Tergitol can lift the inks. Just be very careful and try a small spot first.
Hello, welcome to Bredy Restorations. Thank you for your comment and your tip. 😁 ✌🏻
I have tried various ways ,never been successful ,ball point pen and felt tip sinks deep into the card
I have an OG pressing - one of my favorites!!!!
got this one aswell, great restoration
Thank you for your comment and welcome to Bredy Restorations. It's an excellent album, it's among the 27 best heavy metal albums in the world.
Show!
Valeu meu brother 😎 ✌️. Seja bem vindo ao canal Bredy Restorations.
Never seen a single cover for Vol 4 ….had a gatefold + booklet…is this a US version?
Hello, welcome to Bredy Restorations. This pressing is from Brazil.
@@Bredyrestorations l think some nems re issues were reduced to single covers
great job!!
Thank you very much😎✌️
Que tipo de papel usou, amigo? É cartolina comum?
Opa amigo, seja bem vindo ao Bredy Restorations.
Comprei como papel cartão, consegui aqui em uma papelaria próxima, lembra muito o papel usado na construção da capa original.
@@BredyrestorationsMuito obrigado, vou procurar aqui na minha cidade. Já usei um papel mas ficou mto grosso. Boa dica no seus videos, valeu!
@gptronic Disponha 😁👍
Looks like they used a Black Sabbath record as a pillow..
Obrigado por seu comentário, e seja bem vindo ao Bredy Restorations. Realmente estava muito danificado. 😁
A lot of bong smoke residue being removed during that cleaning process!
good job
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Interesting video. I did expect slightly more though. Have you considered using a tee-shirt transfer press machine to eliminate wrinkles? For Comic books they press with heat for 15 mins then leave it in the machine over night.
Thank you for your comment and welcome to Bredy Restorations. I tried to do a simpler restoration because it was pretty destroyed.
Thank you for the tip.
@@Bredyrestorations hey there, if you are looking to remove wrinkles, do you use a hot iron with a towel wrapped? Haven’t tried this myself
Thanks for your comment. I'm going to do a test on a next restoration...thanks a lot for the tip.
next time please use an inner sleeve for the vinyl itself, to protect it.. but it is warped, so no need for that..
There are many tools out there to fix warped records now. So yes, please use an inner sleeve!
Thank you very much for commenting. Welcome to Bredy Restorations. In a future restoration I will pay more attention to this. 😁 ✌️
What kind of paint did you use? Acrylic?
Thanks for commenting and welcome to Bredy Restorations. 🙂✌ - I used acrylic paint for paper
@@Bredyrestorations Thanks Restoring a Sade Album (Diamond Life) and want to touch up the black backdrop (some of the paper was ripped).
I often restore record covers myself ,you did a great job but that one was really too far gone ,l would only start with something a bit better ....
The editing doesn't feel completely right, but the actual stuff you're doing is really cool. I liked this video, I'll probably watch more from you.
Thank you so much for your comment @The real Ozzy Osbourne, welcome to Bredy Restorations.
It might look good to you but it’s still a $3.00 record in that condition.
Interesting. Is that lp super rare?
No lol it’s Black Sabbath, there’s millions of them out there
don't see why repainting old poor cover is better than to print new one on colored printer. The authencity has been already destroyed when you ve glued it on piece of paper and then added paints.
Sometimes if you are lucky, you can get a proper 12' x 12' print-out....most of the times, it does not happen if very few images are there on the net, and oftentimes, the print-outs are not sharp enough when you increase them to the required size. But getting a new print-out is a better option always, I agree.
Coloreless varmish in spray.👍
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Cleaning, repairs, replacing, and touching up is not 'restoring.' I get it though. Some folks like the modern fixed up look.
Congrats. You've just devalued your album.
Actually no, if you are having it for your own collection, it is a better idea, I think.
Nice work, but seriously, you could have made a screen print of the cover and just pulled a new print for all the work you did. Not knocking you, just saying, a new print would be perfect and probably less work. Thanks, for sharing. All of your techniques can be applied but maybe not on such an extreme restore.
Welcome to Bredy Restorations. Thank you for your comment, this restoration was really quite simple. Thank you for your tips, in the next restoration I intend to apply a new print. 😊👍🏻
I would have done something different: I would have scanned the cover; removed wounds and stains with photoshop; printed the image, complete with flaps and with exact size, on thick paper; covered with semi-opaque transparent film; reconstructed a new cover. I would have kept the old original with the new one in the same plastic folder.
I did it on a rare Chet Baker release with a very bad cover.
@ferrochinabisleri1587528-6 welcome to Bredy Restorations. I liked your tip, the work you did must have been very good. Thank you very much for commenting. 😎 👍
@@Bredyrestorations Yes, in fact you couldn't be able to distinguish the reproduction from the original, except, perhaps, by the surface finish.
However original is ORIGINAL! just saying....
@@EdHindel Of course, in fact I did save the useless and unpresentable one. Keeping the original as it is is better than altering it and trying to restore its appearance.
I have just wasted 9 minutes watching this nonsense shame on me!
Thank you for your comment👍
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