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Best Glue For Record Covers. Also, on split seams where the cover is flaking it can help glue it back The covers don't need to be glued incredibly firmly, just held in place, so. Make sure to be a little conservative with the amount of glue. I'm looking for a suitable glue for fixing up record sleeves. I have several album covers where the original glue seal to the seams have failed. Apart from avoiding the very smelly petroleum or spirit. Press the cover together with your fingers, allowing excess glue to be pushed to the top of the cover. Grab a q tip and dab it in a little strong glue (stick glue will not do for this) and gently rub that along the open area of the sleeve. Occasionally i'll pick up a uk pressing and the inside flipback has come. Too much may spread beyond the tab and glue the jacket. The polymer eraser helps with most dirt, pencil, ring wear, and particularly on the flip side of lps where the matt cover has grey scuffs; Paper glue helps reseal covers that have come apart, or if the art is peeling.

Occasionally i'll pick up a uk pressing and the inside flipback has come. Paper glue helps reseal covers that have come apart, or if the art is peeling. The covers don't need to be glued incredibly firmly, just held in place, so. I'm looking for a suitable glue for fixing up record sleeves. Too much may spread beyond the tab and glue the jacket. Press the cover together with your fingers, allowing excess glue to be pushed to the top of the cover. Also, on split seams where the cover is flaking it can help glue it back I have several album covers where the original glue seal to the seams have failed. Apart from avoiding the very smelly petroleum or spirit. Grab a q tip and dab it in a little strong glue (stick glue will not do for this) and gently rub that along the open area of the sleeve.

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Best Glue For Record Covers I have several album covers where the original glue seal to the seams have failed. I have several album covers where the original glue seal to the seams have failed. Apart from avoiding the very smelly petroleum or spirit. Make sure to be a little conservative with the amount of glue. Press the cover together with your fingers, allowing excess glue to be pushed to the top of the cover. Paper glue helps reseal covers that have come apart, or if the art is peeling. The covers don't need to be glued incredibly firmly, just held in place, so. The polymer eraser helps with most dirt, pencil, ring wear, and particularly on the flip side of lps where the matt cover has grey scuffs; I'm looking for a suitable glue for fixing up record sleeves. Also, on split seams where the cover is flaking it can help glue it back Grab a q tip and dab it in a little strong glue (stick glue will not do for this) and gently rub that along the open area of the sleeve. Occasionally i'll pick up a uk pressing and the inside flipback has come. Too much may spread beyond the tab and glue the jacket.