Cleaning and Restoring Listen To The Music by The Doobie Brothers. 

Great toy. Thanks for watching

It was all about the record nights. Thanks for the comments.

We... we saved 91.6% of that album. Good enough. :)

Thanks Sandy. Really nice of you to say.

Still listen t them all the time. Thanks for the comments.

Will try that. Thanks

@@2ndchancevinyl only on the shiny laminated ones :)

I've got a couple in mind. Will do. Thanks mate.

And here's an earlier Beatles video I made: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SWMMIxoXTrA.html

I have the whole back catalogue. Let me see what I can do :)

@@2ndchancevinyl hahaha

I picked it up at a generic electronics store here in Australia... called Jaycar. I went for one that had a higher megaPixel count to make sure the images were clear for this channel. Here's the link to it. Bloody thing dropped $80 since I bought it 2 weeks ago. www.jaycar.com.au/1080p-digital-microscope-with-7-inch-hd-screen/p/QC3185

Ah. Always wanted to know the difference between distilled and deionised. Thanks mate.

@@2ndchancevinyl there is ionised as well not tried that that might cause more static I think that's similar to reverse osmosis, they say dionised water contains more bacteria than distilled but has less minerals but if you're opening a bottle of water ironised or distilled your introducing bacteria from the air anyway. try a couple of drops of that pure car soap not with wax in your mix as well see how you get on. Something else I've used especially when it's very dirty is lens contact cleaner with enzymes works well

I agree about vinyl being harder than you think. Get a lot of flack about it on this channel. Not sure what you mean to do with the PVA. Keen to try anything.