Can anyone recommend any individual(s) who specialise in restoring records? I have a few 45s that are affected in different ways; clicks, skips, warps however these don't bother me so much it's more the audio than the visual I'm concerned with.

 

Your help is appreciated, thanks in advance

Can anyone recommend any individual(s) who specialise in restoring records? I have a few 45s that are affected in different ways; clicks, skips, warps however these don't bother me so much it's more the audio than the visual I'm concerned with.

 

Your help is appreciated, thanks in advance

 Hi All... As yet the simple answer is NO!. because of the risk of the many things that go wrong, most collectors though do know different ways to improve the way a record looks & plays many of these tips are on SOUL SOURCE already, all I would say 60 years of vinyl 45s and our full understanding of how the molecules in plastic are distorted with heat, no matter how flat the record becomes after having a warp, the sound will not be true, (this of cores depends on the severity of the warp in the 1st place) is there any particular record that you want looking at as I'm sure that would seem the best way, PM me with Photo  DAVE K