Spiderous
pfm Member
Hello,
I'm currently cleaning my way through my collection using a Knosti Disco Antistat to clean all my records. All was going going well until I got to the letter "G" and specifically a 200g Supex Quiet (or something similar) pressing of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" by Genesis.
It's actually a fairly recent purchase (new) and has only had a few plays, but I thought I'd give it the once over anyway to assist with the antistatic bit. However, when it dried I was left with what looks like patches of very white dust in certain parts of the record. This hasn't happened with any of the records I cleaned previously.
It seems to play ok, but I've not had time to either try brush cleaning to get rid of the dust or give it a full listen. Any ideas if it's due to some sort of coating on the record that I've removed? Do I stop using the solution on it?
I'm unsure what to do for the best, and don't want to ruin what was quite an expensive purchase.
I'm currently cleaning my way through my collection using a Knosti Disco Antistat to clean all my records. All was going going well until I got to the letter "G" and specifically a 200g Supex Quiet (or something similar) pressing of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" by Genesis.
It's actually a fairly recent purchase (new) and has only had a few plays, but I thought I'd give it the once over anyway to assist with the antistatic bit. However, when it dried I was left with what looks like patches of very white dust in certain parts of the record. This hasn't happened with any of the records I cleaned previously.
It seems to play ok, but I've not had time to either try brush cleaning to get rid of the dust or give it a full listen. Any ideas if it's due to some sort of coating on the record that I've removed? Do I stop using the solution on it?
I'm unsure what to do for the best, and don't want to ruin what was quite an expensive purchase.
