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How To Flatten A Turntable Mat. It's just possible that a good record clamp (michell, eon, etc) would push the record down with enough force to flatten said hump. The felt mat that came with my turntable appears to be a little warped. When not in use i place a 12 diameter thick piece of plexiglass on the platter as a press to keep the mat flat. This will soften it down to its core, just enough to make it pliable again. Give it at least 10 mins or take your time until it's just lukewarm. You can use boiled water. If it's lost its flexibility due to age, i'd be tempted just to replace it. You may find that the metal tt will ring with new cloth cover when you take off. Seems like it should lie flat, but doesn't seem to be. The most comprehensive thread i've found discussing how to best clean and restore ancient rubber turntable mats is now over a. There is one thing you might need to do if you use cloth. After softening the mat with hot water, weight the thing between two flat surfaces, and leave it, at least overnight.

You may find that the metal tt will ring with new cloth cover when you take off. The most comprehensive thread i've found discussing how to best clean and restore ancient rubber turntable mats is now over a. When not in use i place a 12 diameter thick piece of plexiglass on the platter as a press to keep the mat flat. Seems like it should lie flat, but doesn't seem to be. If it's lost its flexibility due to age, i'd be tempted just to replace it. You can use boiled water. Give it at least 10 mins or take your time until it's just lukewarm. After softening the mat with hot water, weight the thing between two flat surfaces, and leave it, at least overnight. This will soften it down to its core, just enough to make it pliable again. There is one thing you might need to do if you use cloth.

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How To Flatten A Turntable Mat It's just possible that a good record clamp (michell, eon, etc) would push the record down with enough force to flatten said hump. Give it at least 10 mins or take your time until it's just lukewarm. You can use boiled water. You may find that the metal tt will ring with new cloth cover when you take off. The most comprehensive thread i've found discussing how to best clean and restore ancient rubber turntable mats is now over a. Seems like it should lie flat, but doesn't seem to be. There is one thing you might need to do if you use cloth. This will soften it down to its core, just enough to make it pliable again. The felt mat that came with my turntable appears to be a little warped. When not in use i place a 12 diameter thick piece of plexiglass on the platter as a press to keep the mat flat. After softening the mat with hot water, weight the thing between two flat surfaces, and leave it, at least overnight. If it's lost its flexibility due to age, i'd be tempted just to replace it. It's just possible that a good record clamp (michell, eon, etc) would push the record down with enough force to flatten said hump.