Dirty LP Platter

Thirty Three and a third
Try some brasso.Initially it will be a bit shiny,but then tones down nicely after a few weeks.I do mine about once every 2 yrs.I'm sure someone will say that you will remove the lacquer and do terrible things to the sound quality,but it looks nice

Simon

I lapped and polished my LP12 platter to a mirror finish by hand.

It looks fantastic - I couldn't believe,however, that I'd do something so nerdy, it was looking messy though.

But I now have to face the fact that I'm a complete anorak.

Shame on me - shame on you too if you attempt it......resist resist!

I simply can't believe you guys would waste all that time and energy polishing an LP12 platter. Nerdy doesn't get anywhere near it.

I can imagine if you had a Georgian dining table you'd strip it down with wire-wool and varnish it with some of that stuff that 'does what is says on the tin'

My LP12 is also showing the patina of old-age and use, but my method is just to keep the thing turning playing music, that way you don't see the fingerprints

David

"Tads Nadger!" I love it! I'll give the old Brasso a try. Hopefully our formula over here in the states is the same as yours in the U.K.

Thanks for your help.

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