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L. Armstrong, glue prob, Complete Hot 5 and Hot 7

I just pulled out my copy of Louie Armstrong "The Complete Hot 5 and Hot 7 recordings."

The 4 discs reside in paper pockets that are glued to the case. The glue has migrated to the discs or the discs have slid over to contact the glue. In any case I have glue on the discs. It is still sticky and does not want to come up with gentle rubbing. I've contacted Sony and expect a replacement, but I thought if you had the set you might want to check it.
herman
tvad
9,467 posts
 
I don't blame you for not touching the Partridge Family collection. It's
pretty much sacrosanct around our house, as well.

Seriously though, check out Goo Gone. It might do
the trick.
mjw55
82 posts
 
Be CAREFUL...Goo B Gone, while it is great stuff is VERY CAUSTIC...it will take the finish off your car as well as the road tar...I know because I did just that. You might try something less powerful such as a 50/50 mix isopropal alcohol and a very soft cloth, if that doesn't work increase the mix of alcohol until you have tried 100%. Make sure you rinse the CD afterword to remove any residue. You might also try Shine-O-La CD cleaner after you try the alcohol, the Shine-O-La should remove any residue, I've had good luck with this Shin-O-La stuff.
My2cents...
tvad
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You might try something less powerful such as a 50/50 mix isopropal alcohol and a very soft cloth.
That's a good suggestion, too, and it's something I have personally tried, unlike Goo Gone, which I have never tried.
elevick
2,439 posts
 
Is the glue tacky? If so, try your freezer.
Once frozen, use a fingernail to chip it off-hey, if it works with bubble gum....
Be careful not to crack the disc-hold it on a very flat and hard surface.
readster
241 posts
 
the goo gone would work, and it not really that strong, it is a citrus based oil, and will not harm plastic.
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