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Custom CV's
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Custom CV's
2Seven
7:07 PM - 23 January, 2011
Any mods done to your Clear CV's....this means stickers, slip mats, spray paint, fluorescent paint. I want pics, details on products used, tips, do's and don'ts. To quote Dub on this:
"show off your collection.
Pics or it doesn't exist.
Haters need not apply."
"show off your collection.
Pics or it doesn't exist.
Haters need not apply."
Jensen Määäm
7:38 PM - 23 January, 2011
I just talked to my brother and told him about spraypainting Serato CVs...he said, be careful if you do it, don't put to much paint on them. What is your experience?
anthracite98
8:35 PM - 23 January, 2011
Thanks 2Seven! Tracking. Going to work on washing a label today. Will post pics when finished and then more when painted
Jensen Määäm
8:47 PM - 23 January, 2011
^Did you see my post yesterday about taking labels off? I found an article online and they used a hair dryer...
WarpNote
9:12 PM - 23 January, 2011
Jensen,
you wont be able to remove labels using that method you posted.
The labels are pressed into the vinyl, its not a regular sticker...
Yes, I've tried...
You're better much better off putting label stickers on top of labels.
Lumas, thats cool, maybe I should try the opposite...
you wont be able to remove labels using that method you posted.
The labels are pressed into the vinyl, its not a regular sticker...
Yes, I've tried...
You're better much better off putting label stickers on top of labels.
Lumas, thats cool, maybe I should try the opposite...
2Seven
9:16 PM - 23 January, 2011
Surely the best way of removing labels is the OG way.....in a batch with lukewarm water?
2Seven
9:22 PM - 23 January, 2011
and by 'in a batch' I meant in a bath....stupid predictive text on my mobile!
DJ Deebar
9:23 PM - 23 January, 2011
Ahahaha... I am also confused, in a batch of lukewarm water.. good thing you corrected it.. :D
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and by 'in a batch' I meant in a bath....stupid predictive text on my mobile!Ahahaha... I am also confused, in a batch of lukewarm water.. good thing you corrected it.. :D
WarpNote
9:36 PM - 23 January, 2011
Well, all i can say, I've tried lukewarm water, solvents and the label is "ball & chain married" to the plastic, it wont come entirely off without ruining the vinyl.
If anyone have removed them successfully, leaving a clean plastic surface, please show me. (Pictures or it don't exist...)
If anyone have removed them successfully, leaving a clean plastic surface, please show me. (Pictures or it don't exist...)
DJWALDO
9:43 PM - 23 January, 2011
Yea at this point I'm way more interested in how the painting of the vinyl has turned out versus the ability remove a label which is pretty much made to practically never come off. Come on... people have tried this...
Jensen Määäm
9:47 PM - 23 January, 2011
I remeber back in the days, some of the labels came off my vinyl easily, sometimes there were more than just one label on it...of course it's easier to slap one on top, but maybe you want them all off, like I would like to see some of the CVs with no label on...
Jensen Määäm
9:58 PM - 23 January, 2011
Yep, like this Stuart. But I wouldn't take the label off the GC marble purples...I want it off the Def Jams.
Jensen Määäm
10:42 PM - 23 January, 2011
I'm sorry, if you feel offended. You can do what you want to do, but I don't think that I was presumptuous.
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Slightly presumptuous there Jens!I'm sorry, if you feel offended. You can do what you want to do, but I don't think that I was presumptuous.
DJ_Phenom
12:01 AM - 24 January, 2011
Slightly presumptuous there Jens!
I'm sorry, if you feel offended. You can do what you want to do, but I don't think that I was presumptuous.
I think he means that it is presumptuous to assume its a GC purple
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Slightly presumptuous there Jens!
I'm sorry, if you feel offended. You can do what you want to do, but I don't think that I was presumptuous.
I think he means that it is presumptuous to assume its a GC purple
2Seven
12:03 AM - 24 January, 2011
Slightly presumptuous there Jens!
I'm sorry, if you feel offended. You can do what you want to do, but I don't think that I was presumptuous.
I think he means that it is presumptuous to assume its a GC purple
or that I took it off in the first instance
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Slightly presumptuous there Jens!
I'm sorry, if you feel offended. You can do what you want to do, but I don't think that I was presumptuous.
I think he means that it is presumptuous to assume its a GC purple
or that I took it off in the first instance
lumas13
12:32 AM - 24 January, 2011
I just place a piece of electrical tape on my marker (Snoopy Sticker) across the record then painted it
blackavenger
12:37 AM - 24 January, 2011
"show off your collection.
Pics or it doesn't exist.
Haters need not apply."
Cool....I do feel modding does deserve it's own thread. Let's hope this catches on.
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Any mods done to your Clear CV's....this means stickers, slip mats, spray paint, fluorescent paint. I want pics, details on products used, tips, do's and don'ts. To quote Dub on this:"show off your collection.
Pics or it doesn't exist.
Haters need not apply."
Cool....I do feel modding does deserve it's own thread. Let's hope this catches on.
Mike_P
12:45 AM - 24 January, 2011
the paint doesnt interfere with the grooves?
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I just place a piece of electrical tape on my marker (Snoopy Sticker) across the record then painted itthe paint doesnt interfere with the grooves?
Jensen Määäm
12:47 AM - 24 January, 2011
No, Mike. The spraypainted site is ruined than, can't use it anymore. The other side only.
DJ Dub Cowboy
12:55 AM - 24 January, 2011
The labels can be removed. Ask Kool DJ Sheak One about it.
Kool DJ Sheak One
3:12 AM - 24 January, 2011
Peeling is an artform...
check my custom clear joints in action:
whitelabel.net
also got those glow in the dark markers!
s110.photobucket.com
check my custom clear joints in action:
whitelabel.net
also got those glow in the dark markers!
s110.photobucket.com
BERTO
3:22 AM - 24 January, 2011
You can try plastic razor blades to take labels off....www.google.com
feniks
2:39 PM - 24 January, 2011
Gotta say...not a big fan of mutilating vinyl, especially if it's limited. That being said.......this has got my interest. I'm gonna lurk for a while.
*tracking*
*tracking*
Djaward
5:43 PM - 24 January, 2011
I put a BEETLE sticker on all my CVs. Im at work so I only have one pic right now. Sorry its bad, but I'll get better ones tonight.
sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
Joshua Carl
6:28 PM - 24 January, 2011
labels are pretty simple if you use full-face cd labels. (they go almost all the way to
the spindle hole< they extend just a lil past the actual label)
here was my old design: sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
the only picture i could find of them in use:
i129.photobucket.com
yeah, I was the kicked in the nuts guy for halloween.
I had fakemake make my newer ones...
sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
Im really interested in painting the backside of a CV though.
right now Im using a Tarheel Blue slipmat to make the cvs match up.
sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
obviously, before I put the fakemake labels on.
the spindle hole< they extend just a lil past the actual label)
here was my old design: sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
the only picture i could find of them in use:
i129.photobucket.com
yeah, I was the kicked in the nuts guy for halloween.
I had fakemake make my newer ones...
sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
Im really interested in painting the backside of a CV though.
right now Im using a Tarheel Blue slipmat to make the cvs match up.
sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net
obviously, before I put the fakemake labels on.
anthracite98
10:54 PM - 24 January, 2011
*tracking*
I agree with no mutilating EXTREMELY limited vinyl, but remember just playing records destroys them, so if its vinyl you're going to play out with, why not make it unique -> stickers, paint etc.
With that said, I'm only putting stickers on inexpensive vinyl, or limited vinyl i have SEVERAL copies of (sky blue king breaks, sa-ra, Chicos, etc). As far as paint, I would only paint the clears. They are $9-$15 each. that is replaceable to me. I wouldn't paint Def Jams as they are basically $20-$25 each, and the point of those is the tracks on the other side...
my 2 cents...
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Gotta say...not a big fan of mutilating vinyl, especially if it's limited. That being said.......this has got my interest. I'm gonna lurk for a while.*tracking*
I agree with no mutilating EXTREMELY limited vinyl, but remember just playing records destroys them, so if its vinyl you're going to play out with, why not make it unique -> stickers, paint etc.
With that said, I'm only putting stickers on inexpensive vinyl, or limited vinyl i have SEVERAL copies of (sky blue king breaks, sa-ra, Chicos, etc). As far as paint, I would only paint the clears. They are $9-$15 each. that is replaceable to me. I wouldn't paint Def Jams as they are basically $20-$25 each, and the point of those is the tracks on the other side...
my 2 cents...
Audio1
11:01 PM - 24 January, 2011
WHAT KIND OF PAINT works for painting CV's? I was always under the impression that adhering paint to CV's would cause tracking issues with the timecode?!?!?
jbnyc
11:01 PM - 24 January, 2011
how can i tell if a clear vinyl has an old label or the new one? are the sleeves printed different? anyone has pics? i want to buy few clears with the old label and i dont think they'll let me open up all the sleeves @ GC lol
2Seven
11:04 PM - 24 January, 2011
If you're going to paint them, why don't you go the whole hog and print your own labels too?
Joshua Carl
11:04 PM - 24 January, 2011
you paint the non-tracking side of a clear vinyl.
(essentially making on side useless...)
I imagine you would have to use a glossy paint, perhaps with a coat
of gloss sealant so it still slips nicely on the slip mat.
Im considering messing with this
Ill report back with results.
(essentially making on side useless...)
I imagine you would have to use a glossy paint, perhaps with a coat
of gloss sealant so it still slips nicely on the slip mat.
Im considering messing with this
Ill report back with results.
DJ Dub Cowboy
11:12 PM - 24 January, 2011
Old labels haven't been around for a long time.
The sleeves have a "clear vinyl" round sticker in the bottom left corner and a red diagonal band the say "second edition" in the top right corner
The new clears have a silver/gray diagonal band on the top right corner that says "clear vinyl"
There is a variation betweet the two that may still be sitting in bins. That sleeve has two bands in the top right comer, one silver and one red. Those sleeves have EITHER new or old labels clears in them. Have fun checking those if you find them.
Clears also vary in transparency. There are actually two different kinds of clear use for records. One is crystal clear like the Def Jams and the other is milky like the stones throws. The Serato CV in clear come both ways.
The sleeves have a "clear vinyl" round sticker in the bottom left corner and a red diagonal band the say "second edition" in the top right corner
The new clears have a silver/gray diagonal band on the top right corner that says "clear vinyl"
There is a variation betweet the two that may still be sitting in bins. That sleeve has two bands in the top right comer, one silver and one red. Those sleeves have EITHER new or old labels clears in them. Have fun checking those if you find them.
Clears also vary in transparency. There are actually two different kinds of clear use for records. One is crystal clear like the Def Jams and the other is milky like the stones throws. The Serato CV in clear come both ways.
Jensen Määäm
11:13 PM - 24 January, 2011
Take a look, jbnyc, comparison old label & cover and new label and cover.
img12.imageshack.us
img12.imageshack.us
jbnyc
11:23 PM - 24 January, 2011
most of my vynils like slinkies,sa-ra's,sky blues have labels with my logo, but since my favorite vinyl (yellow promos) are nowhere to be found im gonna make my own bootleg garage yellow promos, so thats why i want the OG label, my OG label clears have my logo on one side so i rather buy another set than painting over my logo,thanks :)
The sleeves have a "clear vinyl" round sticker in the bottom left corner and a red diagonal band the say "second edition" in the top right corner
The new clears have a silver/gray diagonal band on the top right corner that says "clear vinyl"
There is a variation betweet the two that may still be sitting in bins. That sleeve has two bands in the top right comer, one silver and one red. Those sleeves have EITHER new or old labels clears in them. Have fun checking those if you find them.
Clears also vary in transparency. There are actually two different kinds of clear use for records. One is crystal clear like the Def Jams and the other is milky like the stones throws. The Serato CV in clear come both ways.
thanks!! i saw those clears with the round sticker @ guitar center last week, im on my way there right now lol,thanks! (i hope i get lucky enough to get the crystal clear ones)
img12.imageshack.us
thanks a lot Jens!!!
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If you're going to paint them, why don't you go the whole hog and print your own labels too?most of my vynils like slinkies,sa-ra's,sky blues have labels with my logo, but since my favorite vinyl (yellow promos) are nowhere to be found im gonna make my own bootleg garage yellow promos, so thats why i want the OG label, my OG label clears have my logo on one side so i rather buy another set than painting over my logo,thanks :)
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Old labels haven't been around for a long time.The sleeves have a "clear vinyl" round sticker in the bottom left corner and a red diagonal band the say "second edition" in the top right corner
The new clears have a silver/gray diagonal band on the top right corner that says "clear vinyl"
There is a variation betweet the two that may still be sitting in bins. That sleeve has two bands in the top right comer, one silver and one red. Those sleeves have EITHER new or old labels clears in them. Have fun checking those if you find them.
Clears also vary in transparency. There are actually two different kinds of clear use for records. One is crystal clear like the Def Jams and the other is milky like the stones throws. The Serato CV in clear come both ways.
thanks!! i saw those clears with the round sticker @ guitar center last week, im on my way there right now lol,thanks! (i hope i get lucky enough to get the crystal clear ones)
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Take a look, jbnyc, comparison old label & cover and new label and cover.img12.imageshack.us
thanks a lot Jens!!!
Joshua Carl
11:25 PM - 24 January, 2011
yes, I almost flipped out on the poor guys at AGI becuase I thought they sold me 1st editions...becuase like said, they dont say "2nd edition" like all the other 2nd editions do...
Jensen Määäm
11:25 PM - 24 January, 2011
Jbnyc, if they have the old label reds there, get me a pair! I need them!
jbnyc
11:37 PM - 24 January, 2011
i will!! ( i assume the old label reds have a round sticker too and the big letter sleeve also,right?)
anyone else want something while im there?? a 68 perhaps? XD
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Jbnyc, if they have the old label reds there, get me a pair! I need them!i will!! ( i assume the old label reds have a round sticker too and the big letter sleeve also,right?)
anyone else want something while im there?? a 68 perhaps? XD
Jensen Määäm
11:39 PM - 24 January, 2011
Exactly, ScratchLive written in biger letters and in two lines, sticker saying red vinyl on it, red band saying second edition in the right upper corner.
jbnyc
11:51 PM - 24 January, 2011
got it
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Exactly, ScratchLive written in biger letters and in two lines, sticker saying red vinyl on it, red band saying second edition in the right upper corner.got it
Jensen Määäm
11:53 PM - 24 January, 2011
The old label covers + stickers are all the same, for green, gold, black, clear, blue and red. And there is that big ass Rane print (white) in the right bottom corner. The back of the cover looks different too.
lumas13
12:04 AM - 25 January, 2011
Gotta say...not a big fan of mutilating vinyl, especially if it's limited. That being said.......this has got my interest. I'm gonna lurk for a while.
*tracking*
I agree with no mutilating EXTREMELY limited vinyl, but remember just playing records destroys them, so if its vinyl you're going to play out with, why not make it unique -> stickers, paint etc.
With that said, I'm only putting stickers on inexpensive vinyl, or limited vinyl i have SEVERAL copies of (sky blue king breaks, sa-ra, Chicos, etc). As far as paint, I would only paint the clears. They are $9-$15 each. that is replaceable to me. I wouldn't paint Def Jams as they are basically $20-$25 each, and the point of those is the tracks on the other side...
my 2 cents...
Its not like the Def Jam tracks are the best that Def Jam has to offer
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Gotta say...not a big fan of mutilating vinyl, especially if it's limited. That being said.......this has got my interest. I'm gonna lurk for a while.
*tracking*
I agree with no mutilating EXTREMELY limited vinyl, but remember just playing records destroys them, so if its vinyl you're going to play out with, why not make it unique -> stickers, paint etc.
With that said, I'm only putting stickers on inexpensive vinyl, or limited vinyl i have SEVERAL copies of (sky blue king breaks, sa-ra, Chicos, etc). As far as paint, I would only paint the clears. They are $9-$15 each. that is replaceable to me. I wouldn't paint Def Jams as they are basically $20-$25 each, and the point of those is the tracks on the other side...
my 2 cents...
Its not like the Def Jam tracks are the best that Def Jam has to offer
anthracite98
1:47 AM - 25 January, 2011
^^that's true, but its a $ thing at that point. I'll always be able to sell sealed Def Jams for $30-$50 if i'm super broke, but clears? no. So i'll just buy a few more clears, muck em up a little (stickers AND paint), and use those. I mean if you already own 3 pairs of Def jams, sure...but I only have 2 sets and wont be buying more.
And even though the Def Jam tracks are just ok, they will get any pop/hip hop DJ through a restart with no problem. That's just me being Devil's advocate, I hook up my iphone if I need to restart, so pressings are cool and all, but only a backup when its not my setup and there may not be an iHookup.
For my oranges I used Ace Glo Spray Fluorescent. Be careful to NOT get the washable stuff they often use in construction.
my gold metallic is: Rustoleum Metallic Finish
both didn't rub off at all last weekend using them all night. Slipmats are clean and they had only dried for a few hours when used. I didn't notice much slip drag either. AND I was using horrible old school Wu-Tang slipmats.
So just go buy some spray paint and try it. My pics are either above or in the other CV forum. I have some glow paint en route from amazon this or next week and will attempt pics in light and dark
And even though the Def Jam tracks are just ok, they will get any pop/hip hop DJ through a restart with no problem. That's just me being Devil's advocate, I hook up my iphone if I need to restart, so pressings are cool and all, but only a backup when its not my setup and there may not be an iHookup.
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WHAT KIND OF PAINT works for painting CV's? I was always under the impression that adhering paint to CV's would cause tracking issues with the timecode?!?!?For my oranges I used Ace Glo Spray Fluorescent. Be careful to NOT get the washable stuff they often use in construction.
my gold metallic is: Rustoleum Metallic Finish
both didn't rub off at all last weekend using them all night. Slipmats are clean and they had only dried for a few hours when used. I didn't notice much slip drag either. AND I was using horrible old school Wu-Tang slipmats.
So just go buy some spray paint and try it. My pics are either above or in the other CV forum. I have some glow paint en route from amazon this or next week and will attempt pics in light and dark
Proto J
9:58 AM - 25 January, 2011
i want more old label clears, they're my every night use cv's.... but even if i find a stash of 'em somewhere online, i really like to be able to open 'em up and make sure they aren't warped down slightly on the 15 minute side and don't have much of a spin back (cuz all i use is the 15 min side).
at guitar center and sam ash, b4 i'd buy them, i would get them to let me open their clears and put 'em on a turntable and make sure they weren't warped down on the 15 min side and had plenty of spin back, lol...
at guitar center and sam ash, b4 i'd buy them, i would get them to let me open their clears and put 'em on a turntable and make sure they weren't warped down on the 15 min side and had plenty of spin back, lol...
Rob Alahn
9:42 PM - 25 January, 2011
Hot shit right there paw paw!!! Better stock up on clears. I'm not nearly as talented but the graphic artist/graffiti and tattoo artist in Vegas will certainly be hearing from me. NICELY DONE!!!!
Hot shit right there paw paw!!! Better stock up on clears. I'm not nearly as talented but the graphic artist/graffiti and tattoo artist in Vegas will certainly be hearing from me. NICELY DONE!!!!
anthracite98
11:08 PM - 25 January, 2011
seriously sick as hell!!
So you did the black lines first, then the entire thing white, then selective red to finish the woman and pattern bg? (thinking in reverse here...
and removing the label (since we've discussed a few methods that have been yay'ed or nay'ed)??
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how bout this : i118.photobucket.comseriously sick as hell!!
So you did the black lines first, then the entire thing white, then selective red to finish the woman and pattern bg? (thinking in reverse here...
and removing the label (since we've discussed a few methods that have been yay'ed or nay'ed)??
BERTO
11:28 PM - 25 January, 2011
seriously sick as hell!!
So you did the black lines first, then the entire thing white, then selective red to finish the woman and pattern bg? (thinking in reverse here...
and removing the label (since we've discussed a few methods that have been yay'ed or nay'ed)??
Just look for rc car body painting tutorials you can do some sick work on clear painting backwards, basecoats last will make your colors pop, white, silver and pearl make good last color on clears
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seriously sick as hell!!
So you did the black lines first, then the entire thing white, then selective red to finish the woman and pattern bg? (thinking in reverse here...
and removing the label (since we've discussed a few methods that have been yay'ed or nay'ed)??
Just look for rc car body painting tutorials you can do some sick work on clear painting backwards, basecoats last will make your colors pop, white, silver and pearl make good last color on clears
djdalite
12:34 AM - 26 January, 2011
what method did you used to remove both stickers?
lol i gave myself to much credit - actually its not a CV, its a shitty break record, my buddy takes images online and then paints that shit ontop of the vinyl - pretty much makes it unplayable, but looks dope as hell and sits well in the studio - i think if he did a light enough coat with some clear or something it would probably be functional
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what method did you used to remove both stickers?
lol i gave myself to much credit - actually its not a CV, its a shitty break record, my buddy takes images online and then paints that shit ontop of the vinyl - pretty much makes it unplayable, but looks dope as hell and sits well in the studio - i think if he did a light enough coat with some clear or something it would probably be functional
jbnyc
12:46 AM - 26 January, 2011
what method did you used to remove both stickers?
lol i gave myself to much credit - actually its not a CV, its a shitty break record, my buddy takes images online and then paints that shit ontop of the vinyl - pretty much makes it unplayable, but looks dope as hell and sits well in the studio - i think if he did a light enough coat with some clear or something it would probably be functional
lol,thanks for the info! ok any good methods anyone used to take their labels off???
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what method did you used to remove both stickers?
lol i gave myself to much credit - actually its not a CV, its a shitty break record, my buddy takes images online and then paints that shit ontop of the vinyl - pretty much makes it unplayable, but looks dope as hell and sits well in the studio - i think if he did a light enough coat with some clear or something it would probably be functional
lol,thanks for the info! ok any good methods anyone used to take their labels off???
anthracite98
12:59 AM - 26 January, 2011
I think i'm going to put a record (regular good will donation record) in the dishwasher and see if it gets warped. if not will try a used up black CV (why do i still have it then??) then a clear.
fcprod1
4:55 PM - 27 January, 2011
So i soaked my clear vinyl for about 24hrs to try to gt the label off.. the only thing that i was able to get off was the top layer of the label. The bottom layer wont come off. Any suggestions?
blackavenger
6:17 PM - 27 January, 2011
Why, will it melt them? Honest inquiry....
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goo gone, just don't get it on the groovesWhy, will it melt them? Honest inquiry....
DJ Dub Cowboy
6:32 PM - 27 January, 2011
yes, but it may be the only way to really remove the labels.
DJ Dub Cowboy
7:36 PM - 27 January, 2011
I'm quickly getting out of my league here. I haven't done it myself.
anthracite98
7:40 PM - 27 January, 2011
one question, are the new label and old labels equally hard to remove? wondering b/c I have a bunch of old label blacks that are worn to Sh*T and will do some testing on those, but if they are completely different than new label adhesion process, then its a waste of time...
still waiting on plastic razor blades to arrive from amazon...
still waiting on plastic razor blades to arrive from amazon...
Jensen Määäm
7:41 PM - 27 January, 2011
Ha, anthracite, I purchased 6 (new) old label blacks today, yeaaaah!
DJ Dub Cowboy
7:55 PM - 27 January, 2011
still waiting on plastic razor blades to arrive from amazon...
The process is the same for the all the records. The paper is melted into the plastic. The only way to get it off is to melt it again which is basically what goo gone is doing.
I've covered a bunch of labels but never felt the need to remove.
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one question, are the new label and old labels equally hard to remove? wondering b/c I have a bunch of old label blacks that are worn to Sh*T and will do some testing on those, but if they are completely different than new label adhesion process, then its a waste of time...still waiting on plastic razor blades to arrive from amazon...
The process is the same for the all the records. The paper is melted into the plastic. The only way to get it off is to melt it again which is basically what goo gone is doing.
I've covered a bunch of labels but never felt the need to remove.
Hi-Tek
8:11 PM - 27 January, 2011
Isn't the melted plastic (patty) bonds to the label.
If the paper is melted into the plastic, what kind of paper is it?
If the paper is melted into the plastic, what kind of paper is it?
Joshua Carl
8:31 PM - 27 January, 2011
I know not everyone has access to one, but a PowerWasher might do the trick.
www.amazon.com
In College I worked for a painting company, and with the right nozzle these thing
can clean anything, and not totally damage the surface.
some allow for solvents & heat as well (Bleach and such)
I dont really have access to one anymore... but somone might want to try it.
the other option might be a steamer.
www.google.com
Thats a consumer grade...u might need something more powerful
just spitballing ideas
www.amazon.com
In College I worked for a painting company, and with the right nozzle these thing
can clean anything, and not totally damage the surface.
some allow for solvents & heat as well (Bleach and such)
I dont really have access to one anymore... but somone might want to try it.
the other option might be a steamer.
www.google.com
Thats a consumer grade...u might need something more powerful
just spitballing ideas
fcprod1
9:40 PM - 27 January, 2011
those sound like a good idea i just dont want to warp it with pressure and heat.
Dj BuddyLove
11:05 PM - 27 January, 2011
still waiting on plastic razor blades to arrive from amazon...
the old labels are. they seem to be alot cheaper label material.
the best i cold do on some old gold cv's.
picasaweb.google.com
picasaweb.google.com
i used my spit..hahaha
laugh if you want it works
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one question, are the new label and old labels equally hard to remove? wondering b/c I have a bunch of old label blacks that are worn to Sh*T and will do some testing on those, but if they are completely different than new label adhesion process, then its a waste of time...still waiting on plastic razor blades to arrive from amazon...
the old labels are. they seem to be alot cheaper label material.
the best i cold do on some old gold cv's.
picasaweb.google.com
picasaweb.google.com
i used my spit..hahaha
laugh if you want it works
fcprod1
11:32 PM - 27 January, 2011
I saw that too but that is to take like markers or other type of stickers off of the labels. Its not to take the actual label off.
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www.ehow.co.ukI saw that too but that is to take like markers or other type of stickers off of the labels. Its not to take the actual label off.
Kool DJ Sheak One
3:21 AM - 28 January, 2011
The best way to take labels off is to soak the label with goof off for about twenty minutes, then carefully razor blade that bitch off and wash the record after.
I have peeled reds, clears,golds, blacks,oranges(no sixxx) and fucked up some first run greens so be careful kids!
practice on some old ones first!
I have peeled reds, clears,golds, blacks,oranges(no sixxx) and fucked up some first run greens so be careful kids!
practice on some old ones first!
ninos
6:20 AM - 28 January, 2011
you can get vinyl wet? like soak it and nothing with be wrong with it??? (dont flame, please)
blackavenger
6:34 AM - 28 January, 2011
Yeah, you can get vinyl wet ;)
www.enjoythemusic.com
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you can get vinyl wet? like soak it and nothing with be wrong with it??? (dont flame, please)Yeah, you can get vinyl wet ;)
www.enjoythemusic.com
Dj BuddyLove
6:35 AM - 28 January, 2011
I have peeled reds, clears,golds, blacks,oranges(no sixxx) and fucked up some first run greens so be careful kids!
practice on some old ones first!
regular razor blades or plastic ones
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The best way to take labels off is to soak the label with goof off for about twenty minutes, then carefully razor blade that bitch off and wash the record after.I have peeled reds, clears,golds, blacks,oranges(no sixxx) and fucked up some first run greens so be careful kids!
practice on some old ones first!
regular razor blades or plastic ones
Proto J
11:00 AM - 28 January, 2011
i used to use goo gone on vinyl to remove the sticky residue left by removing tape markers on my records for needle dropping routines...
don't recall it ever hurting the grooves at all.
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goo gone, just don't get it on the groovesi used to use goo gone on vinyl to remove the sticky residue left by removing tape markers on my records for needle dropping routines...
don't recall it ever hurting the grooves at all.
djmallon
3:59 PM - 28 January, 2011
yeah dude! I always wash my CVs with some water and dish soap.
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you can get vinyl wet? like soak it and nothing with be wrong with it??? (dont flame, please)yeah dude! I always wash my CVs with some water and dish soap.
Ingo B
5:01 PM - 28 January, 2011
^^^ Seconded. I used to wash my "real" vinyl back in the day the same way. Two things: use cold water, and DO NOT scrub. Gently...like you would treat your woman.
room213
6:18 PM - 28 January, 2011
With cold water and dish soap?
;)
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Gently...like you would treat your woman.With cold water and dish soap?
;)
blackavenger
7:45 PM - 28 January, 2011
Gently...like you would treat your woman.
With cold water and dish soap?
;)
Funny :)
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Gently...like you would treat your woman.
With cold water and dish soap?
;)
Funny :)
jbnyc
8:15 PM - 28 January, 2011
I have peeled reds, clears,golds, blacks,oranges(no sixxx) and fucked up some first run greens so be careful kids!
practice on some old ones first!
Do you have any pics by any chance?
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The best way to take labels off is to soak the label with goof off for about twenty minutes, then carefully razor blade that bitch off and wash the record after.I have peeled reds, clears,golds, blacks,oranges(no sixxx) and fucked up some first run greens so be careful kids!
practice on some old ones first!
Do you have any pics by any chance?
fcprod1
9:00 PM - 28 January, 2011
I tried the goof off and let it soak on the label for about 20 min but some of it got on the vinyl and discolored it. So i think even if it does get it off its gonna mess up the record anyways
Kool DJ Sheak One
12:32 AM - 29 January, 2011
Do you have any pics by any chance?
first run clears : s110.photobucket.com
reds are peeled but with my custom removable glow in da dark labels :s110.photobucket.com
@ Buddylove- Metal blades
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Do you have any pics by any chance?
first run clears : s110.photobucket.com
reds are peeled but with my custom removable glow in da dark labels :s110.photobucket.com
@ Buddylove- Metal blades
jbnyc
2:38 AM - 29 January, 2011
Do you have any pics by any chance?
first run clears : s110.photobucket.com
reds are peeled but with my custom removable glow in da dark labels :s110.photobucket.com
@ Buddylove- Metal blades
great job on the first one!!
any tips on how NOT to get the goof off on the vinyl? i want to do this project this weekendn :) thanks in advance for the advice!!
ps: FML i bought 4 clear vinyls new label and 2 of them came with few black swirls and now my project wont look clean :( plus the clear is a little opaque, not the crystal clear like the def jams :(
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Do you have any pics by any chance?
first run clears : s110.photobucket.com
reds are peeled but with my custom removable glow in da dark labels :s110.photobucket.com
@ Buddylove- Metal blades
great job on the first one!!
any tips on how NOT to get the goof off on the vinyl? i want to do this project this weekendn :) thanks in advance for the advice!!
ps: FML i bought 4 clear vinyls new label and 2 of them came with few black swirls and now my project wont look clean :( plus the clear is a little opaque, not the crystal clear like the def jams :(
Joshua Carl
6:20 PM - 29 January, 2011
Ill also got mine today...
Ill report back with some images....
Ill report back with some images....
RogerRabbit
7:28 PM - 29 January, 2011
This looks the a portion of a face, with an eye with eyelids and eye brows... cool..
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first run clears : s110.photobucket.comThis looks the a portion of a face, with an eye with eyelids and eye brows... cool..
Joshua Carl
8:48 PM - 29 January, 2011
fyi, turpentine works like shit.
takes the out label right off with some scraping... thats about it.
takes the out label right off with some scraping... thats about it.
jbnyc
11:07 PM - 29 January, 2011
Ok, here is the first homemade gold records...
The victim..
i641.photobucket.com
1st layer
i641.photobucket.com
2nd layer
i641.photobucket.com
The outcome with my custom logo sticker
i641.photobucket.com
i641.photobucket.com
Now if i get those labels off the other clears without messing out the vinyl my new project would be cool...
The victim..
i641.photobucket.com
1st layer
i641.photobucket.com
2nd layer
i641.photobucket.com
The outcome with my custom logo sticker
i641.photobucket.com
i641.photobucket.com
Now if i get those labels off the other clears without messing out the vinyl my new project would be cool...
blackavenger
1:20 AM - 30 January, 2011
That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
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i641.photobucket.comThat looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
Victor L
8:11 AM - 30 January, 2011
where it all started ... custom oranges
i863.photobucket.com
working on new ones, will have pics up soon
i863.photobucket.com
working on new ones, will have pics up soon
jbnyc
4:01 PM - 30 January, 2011
thanks!
That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
thanks! im just wondering if there's different shades of gold spray paint...i want a more brighter gold for my other project..
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Nice.thanks!
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That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
thanks! im just wondering if there's different shades of gold spray paint...i want a more brighter gold for my other project..
DJ_Phenom
6:25 PM - 30 January, 2011
Nice.
thanks!
That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
thanks! im just wondering if there's different shades of gold spray paint...i want a more brighter gold for my other project..
Try the metallic brass, still looks gold but is much brighter. Used it on a pair of old shoes for a costume and it looked good.
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Nice.
thanks!
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That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
thanks! im just wondering if there's different shades of gold spray paint...i want a more brighter gold for my other project..
Try the metallic brass, still looks gold but is much brighter. Used it on a pair of old shoes for a costume and it looked good.
RogerRabbit
6:28 PM - 30 January, 2011
Nah just need someone who's done it before to post up a vid tutorial..
With something like:
Type of paint used
How much paint used
Number of coats applied
Tips
Etc..
I am not artistic I a want to try this but I don't want to mess up anything on the first try..
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^Try to convince Konix, lol.Nah just need someone who's done it before to post up a vid tutorial..
With something like:
Type of paint used
How much paint used
Number of coats applied
Tips
Etc..
I am not artistic I a want to try this but I don't want to mess up anything on the first try..
DJ_Phenom
6:29 PM - 30 January, 2011
^Try to convince Konix, lol.
Nah just need someone who's done it before to post up a vid tutorial..
With something like:
Type of paint used
How much paint used
Number of coats applied
Tips
Etc..
I am not artistic I a want to try this but I don't want to mess up anything on the first try..
Isn't that half the fun?
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^Try to convince Konix, lol.
Nah just need someone who's done it before to post up a vid tutorial..
With something like:
Type of paint used
How much paint used
Number of coats applied
Tips
Etc..
I am not artistic I a want to try this but I don't want to mess up anything on the first try..
Isn't that half the fun?
RogerRabbit
6:32 PM - 30 January, 2011
^Try to convince Konix, lol.
Nah just need someone who's done it before to post up a vid tutorial..
With something like:
Type of paint used
How much paint used
Number of coats applied
Tips
Etc..
I am not artistic I a want to try this but I don't want to mess up anything on the first try..
Isn't that half the fun?
If you could be a pack of Cv's like how you buy a pack of cd's yeah... But at $15 a cv - Nope.. Don't want to mess it up
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^Try to convince Konix, lol.
Nah just need someone who's done it before to post up a vid tutorial..
With something like:
Type of paint used
How much paint used
Number of coats applied
Tips
Etc..
I am not artistic I a want to try this but I don't want to mess up anything on the first try..
Isn't that half the fun?
If you could be a pack of Cv's like how you buy a pack of cd's yeah... But at $15 a cv - Nope.. Don't want to mess it up
Victor L
6:36 PM - 30 January, 2011
It really isn't that difficult or that well planned or thought out for me. I got clears, took them in the basement, sprayed one coat of rustoleum on side B, 20 minutes later they were done and looked great. I've used them 15 times this year and even just leave them on the TT when closing my coffin. No issues whatsoever.
For my second set I am thinking of taping my logo on side B, spraying the backgroung with white or maybe try and find a neon orange that is activated by black lights, then take off the tape and spray in the logo black. Once I get started I'll take pics of the process and post the results.
For my second set I am thinking of taping my logo on side B, spraying the backgroung with white or maybe try and find a neon orange that is activated by black lights, then take off the tape and spray in the logo black. Once I get started I'll take pics of the process and post the results.
jbnyc
8:54 PM - 30 January, 2011
Nice.
thanks!
Thank you! Ill try it..
That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
thanks! im just wondering if there's different shades of gold spray paint...i want a more brighter gold for my other project..
Try the metallic brass, still looks gold but is much brighter. Used it on a pair of old shoes for a costume and it looked good.
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Nice.
thanks!
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Thank you! Ill try it..
That looks great.....can't wait til' it warms up here a bit, I live in an apartment and will have to paint out in my parking lot. Lovin' these custom CVs!!!
thanks! im just wondering if there's different shades of gold spray paint...i want a more brighter gold for my other project..
Try the metallic brass, still looks gold but is much brighter. Used it on a pair of old shoes for a costume and it looked good.
2Seven
9:41 PM - 30 January, 2011
Jensen Määäm
9:46 PM - 30 January, 2011
Sounds like Luda...
your slipmat is sick,
but my is sicker...
I know they all belonging to Kool Sheak, just saying'...
How die you painted them, Sheak?
your slipmat is sick,
but my is sicker...
I know they all belonging to Kool Sheak, just saying'...
How die you painted them, Sheak?
anthracite98
9:49 PM - 30 January, 2011
^^ Sheak is saying his second SLIPMAT is sicker. That is not painted CV... see all the veiny wrinkles (misquote:go!)
Jensen Määäm
9:58 PM - 30 January, 2011
Should I ask: how did you painted the slipmat? I know that it's not a painted CV, but sombody painted the slipmat...
I even wrote: I know that both slipmats are belonging to Kool Sheak...and he said his second slipmat is sicker...
No misquote anthracite, more kind of misunderstanding, huh?
I even wrote: I know that both slipmats are belonging to Kool Sheak...and he said his second slipmat is sicker...
No misquote anthracite, more kind of misunderstanding, huh?
anthracite98
10:04 PM - 30 January, 2011
I gotcha, sorry about that; I see what you mean.
Are they painted or custom printed?
{and misquote was about the "veiny" comment...seems like easy fodder for Bezzle or someone...}
Are they painted or custom printed?
{and misquote was about the "veiny" comment...seems like easy fodder for Bezzle or someone...}
Kool DJ Sheak One
10:43 PM - 30 January, 2011
Those are custom drawn on.
One offs done on Frosted Plates!
One offs done on Frosted Plates!
BERTO
10:46 PM - 30 January, 2011
One offs done on Frosted Plates!
Carbon pencil? Pen?
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Those are custom drawn on.One offs done on Frosted Plates!
Carbon pencil? Pen?
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3
1:23 AM - 31 January, 2011
Those of you who are making custom labels with "Markers".
Are you setting the marker to the "REAL" cue point on the vinyl?
Are you setting the marker to the "REAL" cue point on the vinyl?
DJ Dub Cowboy
2:04 AM - 31 January, 2011
there might be some new features in the works that will only work right if you have your markers set-up correctly.
BERTO
2:12 AM - 31 January, 2011
Yea but if you hit a cue point button it doesnt mats up to your mark unless you hit it at that point where your marker is where you want it to be might be off time....correct me if im wrong
BERTO
2:23 AM - 31 January, 2011
I saw your vid dub, i knew that in absolute mode but it wont work in relative mode say your 12 oclock marker is at 6 on turntable and you trigger a cue it will mess up marker position
DJ Dub Cowboy
3:06 AM - 31 January, 2011
yep, you are correct
but if you used "drop to cue", you could have the cue point line up exactly with the mark on your record every time.
or say you have your tracks load to the first cue. What if your track loaded with the first cue point exactly on the mark of your record.
or if you instant double....what if you could have the doubled record line up to the same marker position as the first record.
but if you used "drop to cue", you could have the cue point line up exactly with the mark on your record every time.
or say you have your tracks load to the first cue. What if your track loaded with the first cue point exactly on the mark of your record.
or if you instant double....what if you could have the doubled record line up to the same marker position as the first record.
BERTO
3:12 AM - 31 January, 2011
but if you used "drop to cue", you could have the cue point line up exactly with the mark on your record every time.
or say you have your tracks load to the first cue. What if your track loaded with the first cue point exactly on the mark of your record.
or if you instant double....what if you could have the doubled record line up to the same marker position as the first record.
Problem with drop to cue is it requires a needle pick up , and if you scratched on o e record and then instant double it may not be excactly same timing on marker when. Song is loaded up, i see what youre getting at with markers matching cue points, time for a see through slipmat with custom led platter to mark cues on platter according to record position!!!!
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yep, you are correctbut if you used "drop to cue", you could have the cue point line up exactly with the mark on your record every time.
or say you have your tracks load to the first cue. What if your track loaded with the first cue point exactly on the mark of your record.
or if you instant double....what if you could have the doubled record line up to the same marker position as the first record.
Problem with drop to cue is it requires a needle pick up , and if you scratched on o e record and then instant double it may not be excactly same timing on marker when. Song is loaded up, i see what youre getting at with markers matching cue points, time for a see through slipmat with custom led platter to mark cues on platter according to record position!!!!
jbnyc
3:57 AM - 31 January, 2011
So i finally took both labels from both clears and this is what i experienced...
I thought that getting the "first layer" off was gonna be the easiest part and removing the white residue was going to be the hardest.......WRONG!
once you get the first layer off you can just soak a rag with hot water and let it sit on the white sticker residue for a few minutes and then just rub it off with the same wet rag (it works with your finger tip and saliva also lol trust me thats how i started but changed the strategy cause it was kind of nasty.
The first layer was a bitch to remove,i let that goo gone sit for 15 min and did nothing to the label,so i peeled the first layer off starting my way from the hole out,i used a swiss army knife to remove little 1/4 inch pieces and very carefully not to scratch the record,it took me like 3 or 4 hours to finish (ill never do this again) i even have a blister lol ok this is the way they look,i was a little disapointed that under the label the vinyl isnt clear,its kinda frosted,here is a pic
i641.photobucket.com
Ill go ahead and paint my new clears right now with a rustolium gold can,the first set i did it with a gold krylon,i hope this will look better,pics coming soon!
I thought that getting the "first layer" off was gonna be the easiest part and removing the white residue was going to be the hardest.......WRONG!
once you get the first layer off you can just soak a rag with hot water and let it sit on the white sticker residue for a few minutes and then just rub it off with the same wet rag (it works with your finger tip and saliva also lol trust me thats how i started but changed the strategy cause it was kind of nasty.
The first layer was a bitch to remove,i let that goo gone sit for 15 min and did nothing to the label,so i peeled the first layer off starting my way from the hole out,i used a swiss army knife to remove little 1/4 inch pieces and very carefully not to scratch the record,it took me like 3 or 4 hours to finish (ill never do this again) i even have a blister lol ok this is the way they look,i was a little disapointed that under the label the vinyl isnt clear,its kinda frosted,here is a pic
i641.photobucket.com
Ill go ahead and paint my new clears right now with a rustolium gold can,the first set i did it with a gold krylon,i hope this will look better,pics coming soon!
Joshua Carl
4:03 AM - 31 January, 2011
I found the exact opposite man.
I soaked the label in terpentine, and used a straight blade glass scraper.
(ya know...what they use to get stickers off your winshield 2.50 @ HomeDepot)
I got the outer layer off only after 5 minutes of soaking.
blade popped it right off.
then I soaked the white paper in terpentine for like 2 hours
(trying every 15 minutes to scrape some more off...no dice)
I soaked the label in terpentine, and used a straight blade glass scraper.
(ya know...what they use to get stickers off your winshield 2.50 @ HomeDepot)
I got the outer layer off only after 5 minutes of soaking.
blade popped it right off.
then I soaked the white paper in terpentine for like 2 hours
(trying every 15 minutes to scrape some more off...no dice)
jbnyc
4:29 AM - 31 January, 2011
I soaked the label in terpentine, and used a straight blade glass scraper.
(ya know...what they use to get stickers off your winshield 2.50 @ HomeDepot)
I got the outer layer off only after 5 minutes of soaking.
blade popped it right off.
then I soaked the white paper in terpentine for like 2 hours
(trying every 15 minutes to scrape some more off...no dice)
WOW,try the wwt rag,once you get it of a little just rub it like pushing the edge like to make little rolls and it'll take you 2 minutes to take it off,post some pics if possible...
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I found the exact opposite man.I soaked the label in terpentine, and used a straight blade glass scraper.
(ya know...what they use to get stickers off your winshield 2.50 @ HomeDepot)
I got the outer layer off only after 5 minutes of soaking.
blade popped it right off.
then I soaked the white paper in terpentine for like 2 hours
(trying every 15 minutes to scrape some more off...no dice)
WOW,try the wwt rag,once you get it of a little just rub it like pushing the edge like to make little rolls and it'll take you 2 minutes to take it off,post some pics if possible...
jbnyc
4:19 PM - 31 January, 2011
Here's a little video on how to get the white stuff off just with hot water and a rag
static.photobucket.com
Also im taking the idiot of the year award lol i placed a 2 liter cap under the record to raise it a little so the edge of the record wouldnt get glued on with the surface when painting it, somehow the record got oversprayed underneath so now i got to take off that paint and only rubbing alcohol works,is it bad to take that off with rubbing alcohol? Will it damage the vinyl?
So be carefull when spraypainting....
static.photobucket.com
Also im taking the idiot of the year award lol i placed a 2 liter cap under the record to raise it a little so the edge of the record wouldnt get glued on with the surface when painting it, somehow the record got oversprayed underneath so now i got to take off that paint and only rubbing alcohol works,is it bad to take that off with rubbing alcohol? Will it damage the vinyl?
So be carefull when spraypainting....
Dj.Mojo
5:10 PM - 31 January, 2011
Also im taking the idiot of the year award lol i placed a 2 liter crap under the record to raise it a little so the edge of the record wouldnt get glued on with the surface when painting it,
Interesting way of doing things.
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Also im taking the idiot of the year award lol i placed a 2 liter crap under the record to raise it a little so the edge of the record wouldnt get glued on with the surface when painting it,
Interesting way of doing things.
tehBEN
10:08 PM - 31 January, 2011
no misquote needed.
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Here's a little video on how to get the white stuff off just with hot water and a ragno misquote needed.
Joshua Carl
10:17 PM - 31 January, 2011
Eff that... make her walk home with a Santa Sanchez
Here's a little video on how to get the white stuff off just with hot water and a rag
no misquote needed.
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Here's a little video on how to get the white stuff off just with hot water and a rag
no misquote needed.
roman a
12:15 AM - 1 February, 2011
3m adhesive remover
solutions.3m.com
www.autogeek.net
this will take no more than 10 min for a pair,works good for overspray too,
use it in the shop all the time
works awesome for all sorts of things
crud thudd works well also for label removal
solutions.3m.com
www.autogeek.net
this will take no more than 10 min for a pair,works good for overspray too,
use it in the shop all the time
works awesome for all sorts of things
crud thudd works well also for label removal
Joshua Carl
2:37 AM - 1 February, 2011
I open that link.
my wife walks by and see's the 3m bottle...
"isnt that the stuff I told you to get the other day to do this"
such an Archie Bunker moment!
my wife walks by and see's the 3m bottle...
"isnt that the stuff I told you to get the other day to do this"
such an Archie Bunker moment!
DJ Dub Cowboy
2:49 AM - 1 February, 2011
my wife walks by and see's the 3m bottle...
"isnt that the stuff I told you to get the other day to do this"
such an Archie Bunker moment!
doh!
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I open that link.my wife walks by and see's the 3m bottle...
"isnt that the stuff I told you to get the other day to do this"
such an Archie Bunker moment!
doh!
anthracite98
4:26 AM - 1 February, 2011
my wife walks by and see's the 3m bottle...
"isnt that the stuff I told you to get the other day to do this"
such an Archie Bunker moment!
hahahahaha, awesome!
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I open that link.my wife walks by and see's the 3m bottle...
"isnt that the stuff I told you to get the other day to do this"
such an Archie Bunker moment!
hahahahaha, awesome!
roman a
10:59 PM - 1 February, 2011
the crud thud will take the paint off an aluminum soda pop can clean and
leave not a mark
incredible
will remove labels in seconds and leave a beautiful finish
leave not a mark
incredible
will remove labels in seconds and leave a beautiful finish
DJ Dub Cowboy
1:45 AM - 2 February, 2011
I was really tempted in the spray can aisle today....but I must stay focused.....
I was there for toilet repair supplies. Custom CVs can wait.
I was there for toilet repair supplies. Custom CVs can wait.
DJ Dub Cowboy
1:47 AM - 2 February, 2011
yeah, well I dropped the head of a mechanical toothbrush into a flushing toilet
I wish I was in your shoes
I wish I was in your shoes
SK1
7:14 AM - 2 February, 2011
I might have to order some clears, because my GC never seems to have them. Just picked up a pair of the black CV's though.
So far I've seen you guys talking about Rusto and Krylon... but has anyone tried Montana paints? They're artist cans, and have a wide variety of colors and shades. I personally prefer them for anything that I spray paint that has to look nice. You can achieve a nice high quality even spray with these cans and a medium or fat cap.
They tend to cost twice as much as your normal spray paints, but look more than twice as nice. I'm going to try it as soon as I can get the clears, I've already got a nice collection of Montana.
www.montana-cans.com
So far I've seen you guys talking about Rusto and Krylon... but has anyone tried Montana paints? They're artist cans, and have a wide variety of colors and shades. I personally prefer them for anything that I spray paint that has to look nice. You can achieve a nice high quality even spray with these cans and a medium or fat cap.
They tend to cost twice as much as your normal spray paints, but look more than twice as nice. I'm going to try it as soon as I can get the clears, I've already got a nice collection of Montana.
www.montana-cans.com
Jensen Määäm
10:42 AM - 2 February, 2011
If somebody needs a clear for a test run...there is a single clear with the most beatup cover on earth sittin' on US esway for weeks now (that's the cheapest clear I've seen so far)...beside that, that place is packed with other ppl selling clears, you'll find what your GC doesn't have...
blackavenger
7:09 PM - 2 February, 2011
A Heads Up to those seeking Clears. Price match PSSL to your preferred vendor. I got 4 pairs for $109 shipped! I used Zzounds because the shipping was only $6 for 2 DAY (AIR) shipping to the East Coast.
And please, spare me the IBTL comments.......I am in NO WAY affiliated w' PSSL or Zzounds!
And please, spare me the IBTL comments.......I am in NO WAY affiliated w' PSSL or Zzounds!
fcprod1
8:48 PM - 2 February, 2011
And please, spare me the IBTL comments.......I am in NO WAY affiliated w' PSSL or Zzounds!
Good find!
i just spent $57 for 2 pairs @ AGI
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A Heads Up to those seeking Clears. Price match PSSL to your preferred vendor. I got 4 pairs for $109 shipped! I used Zzounds because the shipping was only $6 for 2 DAY (AIR) shipping to the East Coast.And please, spare me the IBTL comments.......I am in NO WAY affiliated w' PSSL or Zzounds!
Good find!
i just spent $57 for 2 pairs @ AGI
2Seven
8:54 PM - 8 February, 2011
I'm guessing as it was superbowl weekend, no custom jobs to report on huh?!
BERTO
8:59 PM - 8 February, 2011
i would airbrush some if i had extra clears, im a broke dude but will get some painted when i buy some fresh clears, dont know what theme to go with, thinking a pearl silver and purple.... medusa blog.ratestogo.com
2Seven
9:05 PM - 8 February, 2011
nice, sounds good berto...would you go for marbling/mottling or a specific design?
fcprod1
9:17 PM - 8 February, 2011
Couldnt find any more Sa-Ra lavs so.................
(sorry for the bad quality on the photo)
i254.photobucket.com
i254.photobucket.com
(sorry for the bad quality on the photo)
i254.photobucket.com
i254.photobucket.com
BERTO
9:18 PM - 8 February, 2011
specific design like i625.photobucket.com
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nice, sounds good berto...would you go for marbling/mottling or a specific design?specific design like i625.photobucket.com
2Seven
9:26 PM - 8 February, 2011
Looks good man. I'm looking forward to some next level ish, people playing with more than 1 colour...
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inspired by this www.autobody101.comLooks good man. I'm looking forward to some next level ish, people playing with more than 1 colour...
BERTO
9:27 PM - 8 February, 2011
that autobody link is not my work but the business card technique is awesome and easy to do and looks sick
Joshua Carl
3:07 AM - 9 February, 2011
The 3m remover + copious amounts of elbow grease seem to do the trick.
I also incorporated a brass bruch, just to scratch up the surface of the label
so the liquid will saturate the paper faster.
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anyone have any success on removing the labels yet?The 3m remover + copious amounts of elbow grease seem to do the trick.
I also incorporated a brass bruch, just to scratch up the surface of the label
so the liquid will saturate the paper faster.
blackavenger
3:35 AM - 9 February, 2011
I can't find what Y'all are talking about on Google.....it would help if I knew the exact name of the product. Can someone post a link to the product's page. Thanks.
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The 3m removerI can't find what Y'all are talking about on Google.....it would help if I knew the exact name of the product. Can someone post a link to the product's page. Thanks.
ninos
9:43 PM - 9 February, 2011
where do you guys spray paint you cv's? i wanna do it in the garage, but my garage isint heated and i dont wanna go out there because dont you need a certain temp for the paint to cure? i cant do it in my house it will stank up and my mom will kill me. damn
2Seven
10:02 PM - 9 February, 2011
ninos, think about the graff writers out in sub zero temperatures at night. spray paint doesn't need any special temperature to dry. you can do it in your garden bro.
dj red
11:25 PM - 9 February, 2011
thanks guys lowes does that color match stuff right.... well now they can do it for spray paint any color you want! POW!!! LOL
feniks
1:34 AM - 10 February, 2011
i know....i'm tracking this thread and the CV thread and i opened this by accident.
Victor L
7:07 PM - 11 February, 2011
1st coat of paint is drying, needs another coat and once its dry I'll take a pic and post it.
watching paint dry is as fun as it sounds
watching paint dry is as fun as it sounds
Victor L
12:18 AM - 12 February, 2011
They are finally done. Came out even better than I imagined they would. Uploading photos to photobucket now... 20% done
yeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEE (excited like a little kid)
yeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEE (excited like a little kid)
Joshua Carl
12:38 AM - 12 February, 2011
serious work!
which paint is that?
Im about to paint mine too... but still debating on a 2nd color
which paint is that?
Im about to paint mine too... but still debating on a 2nd color
DJ_Phenom
1:46 AM - 12 February, 2011
But traktor users never had to resort to this...
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take that traktor CVs! ;-P `But traktor users never had to resort to this...
RogerRabbit
1:53 AM - 12 February, 2011
take that traktor CVs! ;-P `
But traktor users never had to resort to this...
haha true..
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take that traktor CVs! ;-P `
But traktor users never had to resort to this...
haha true..
Kool DJ Sheak One
10:28 AM - 12 February, 2011
is that a black light makin them pop?
looks far out man!
looks far out man!
room213
11:02 AM - 12 February, 2011
take that traktor CVs! ;-P `
But traktor users would never have to brains to do this...
fixed ;)
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take that traktor CVs! ;-P `
But traktor users would never have to brains to do this...
fixed ;)
jbnyc
4:48 PM - 12 February, 2011
looks far out man!
Thats what i was thinking cause even the label's letters look like they glow in the dark..
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is that a black light makin them pop?looks far out man!
Thats what i was thinking cause even the label's letters look like they glow in the dark..
Victor L
5:21 PM - 12 February, 2011
Yes blacklight, fluorescent paint with a blacklight is much brighter and lasts as long as the light is on versus having to recharge glow in the dark paint. Out last night:
i863.photobucket.com
i863.photobucket.com
feniks
9:42 PM - 12 February, 2011
Just FYI...glow in the dark paint also fluoresces under the black light. You could have the best of both....glows under the backlight yet continues to glow when you turn the light off. Just saying...
Victor L
6:56 PM - 13 February, 2011
^ OMg I wish I would have found that instead of the brush on type. May have to have another go at it.
Victor L
8:23 PM - 13 February, 2011
haha, which color you going with? I'm thinking red or a blue would look good because of the lights on my technics.
Dj BuddyLove
5:30 PM - 14 February, 2011
FYI,
Woolite is clear with lights on glow with black light.
www.atsko.com
i have a black studio room and i dipped a paint brush in it flicked the bristles around the wall. instant space atmosphere w/ lights off & black light on. :)
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^ OMg I wish I would have found that instead of the brush on type. May have to have another go at it.FYI,
Woolite is clear with lights on glow with black light.
www.atsko.com
i have a black studio room and i dipped a paint brush in it flicked the bristles around the wall. instant space atmosphere w/ lights off & black light on. :)
Dj BuddyLove
6:01 PM - 14 February, 2011
ive tried to take pics in the past w/ my cheapo cam.
you cant really see anything..
try it trust me
you cant really see anything..
try it trust me
jbnyc
9:02 PM - 14 February, 2011
you cant really see anything..
try it trust me
i believe you, just wanted to see how bright it looks :)
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ive tried to take pics in the past w/ my cheapo cam.you cant really see anything..
try it trust me
i believe you, just wanted to see how bright it looks :)
Dj BuddyLove
3:31 AM - 15 February, 2011
ive tried to take pics in the past w/ my cheapo cam.
you cant really see anything..
try it trust me
i believe you, just wanted to see how bright it looks :)
its pretty bright
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ive tried to take pics in the past w/ my cheapo cam.
you cant really see anything..
try it trust me
i believe you, just wanted to see how bright it looks :)
its pretty bright
room213
7:45 PM - 15 February, 2011
I think I've found some decent glow in the dark paint at a local d.i.y. shop. It claims to glow for 4-5 hours after being exposed to white light for 30 mins.
Now I have to wait for some new clears to arrive.
Now I have to wait for some new clears to arrive.
jbnyc
9:13 PM - 15 February, 2011
Now I have to wait for some new clears to arrive.
awesome!! what brand is the paint? im interested!!
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I think I've found some decent glow in the dark paint at a local d.i.y. shop. It claims to glow for 4-5 hours after being exposed to white light for 30 mins.Now I have to wait for some new clears to arrive.
awesome!! what brand is the paint? im interested!!
Victor L
10:52 PM - 15 February, 2011
Just a warning on the glow in the dark paint, per the owner at the first site that comes up when you google "glow in the dark paint." They said fluorescents lit with black light will be much brighter, especially if you aren't a very dark room. Green glow in the dark is the brightest and lasts the longest so maybe that is the color you are after, I personally wanted white. Just a tip. Either way post a pic!
room213
12:36 AM - 16 February, 2011
awesome!! what brand is the paint? im interested!!
Here is the link:
www.diy.com
Thanks for the heads up Victor, green is the colour I was going for as I have had a Kraftwerk 12" that is green glow in the dark since the early 80's and wanted to replicate that with CVs.
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awesome!! what brand is the paint? im interested!!
Here is the link:
www.diy.com
Thanks for the heads up Victor, green is the colour I was going for as I have had a Kraftwerk 12" that is green glow in the dark since the early 80's and wanted to replicate that with CVs.
djbanno
2:56 AM - 16 February, 2011
+1
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Just saying Serato....make them for sale! And not limited either+1
blackavenger
12:52 AM - 17 February, 2011
I rather like the idea.......now we get to have whichever color "we" choose.
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Kind of sad we have resorted to spray painting cvs lolI rather like the idea.......now we get to have whichever color "we" choose.
BERTO
12:54 AM - 17 February, 2011
Kind of sad we have resorted to spray painting cvs lol
I rather like the idea.......now we get to have whichever color "we" choose.
I agree with that but you loosea side, and they can just make the colors and well buy them....granted they are not limited and sell out on presale
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Kind of sad we have resorted to spray painting cvs lol
I rather like the idea.......now we get to have whichever color "we" choose.
I agree with that but you loosea side, and they can just make the colors and well buy them....granted they are not limited and sell out on presale
blackavenger
2:38 AM - 17 February, 2011
I only use the 15min. side anyway, so it doesn't really matter to me.
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I agree with that but you loosea side, and they can just make the colors and well buy them....granted they are not limited and sell out on presaleI only use the 15min. side anyway, so it doesn't really matter to me.
DJ_Phenom
4:28 AM - 17 February, 2011
I agree with that but you loosea side, and they can just make the colors and well buy them....granted they are not limited and sell out on presale
I only use the 15min. side anyway, so it doesn't really matter to me.
I actually prefer the 10min side for the larger grooves
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I agree with that but you loosea side, and they can just make the colors and well buy them....granted they are not limited and sell out on presale
I only use the 15min. side anyway, so it doesn't really matter to me.
I actually prefer the 10min side for the larger grooves
blackavenger
9:49 AM - 17 February, 2011
Cool....to each their own :)
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I actually prefer the 10min side for the larger groovesCool....to each their own :)
blackavenger
9:56 AM - 17 February, 2011
I like spinning on 45rpm (reminds me of my old DnB vinyl), thus the 15min. side affords me more time (in REL) before it engages INT Mode. Sometimes with really long tunes (like Atmospheric DnB), the 10min side ends too quickly.......whatever, it's all about personal preference. That's the beauty of DVS....we have options now ;)
Dubplate10"
11:11 AM - 17 February, 2011
Cant beat a nice 10min Good Look Records track ;)
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I like spinning on 45rpm (reminds me of my old DnB vinyl), thus the 15min. side affords me more time (in REL) before it engages INT Mode. Sometimes with really long tunes (like Atmospheric DnB), the 10min side ends too quickly.......whatever, it's all about personal preference. That's the beauty of DVS....we have options now ;)Cant beat a nice 10min Good Look Records track ;)
blackavenger
1:57 PM - 17 February, 2011
Love Good Looking Records :)
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Cant beat a nice 10min Good Look Records track ;)Love Good Looking Records :)
blackavenger
8:47 PM - 17 February, 2011
Indeed. Do Y'all like Cookin' Records as well?
Got just about all of the Cookin', GLR, and LGR tracks......all on vinyl :)
I've since recorded them to FLAC. (hafta' mix them in ALAC though)
Watchwww.youtube.com ......back when a track had time to present itself ;)
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Looking Good Records are good too :)Indeed. Do Y'all like Cookin' Records as well?
Got just about all of the Cookin', GLR, and LGR tracks......all on vinyl :)
I've since recorded them to FLAC. (hafta' mix them in ALAC though)
Watchwww.youtube.com ......back when a track had time to present itself ;)
Dubplate10"
9:31 PM - 17 February, 2011
Yes mate, I have all the LGR & GLR on vinyl and a few TP's & Dubs to boot ;)
Victor L
11:14 PM - 17 February, 2011
Labels arrived today. Put them on my Orange CVs and am going to put them on the glow in the dark pair as well.
Here is them on my OJs:
i863.photobucket.com
Here is them on my OJs:
i863.photobucket.com
DJ Dub (DC's Own)
3:22 PM - 19 February, 2011
i863.photobucket.com
How are you using the discs with paint on them? I want to do the same thing.
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Yes blacklight, fluorescent paint with a blacklight is much brighter and lasts as long as the light is on versus having to recharge glow in the dark paint. Out last night:i863.photobucket.com
How are you using the discs with paint on them? I want to do the same thing.
Jensen Määäm
3:37 PM - 19 February, 2011
^The paint is on the backside and becuase you spray paint clear vinyl, the colour shines through...
Jensen Määäm
4:26 PM - 19 February, 2011
You predicted that a while ago already, but nothing happened...
clears are still available in retail, on ebay,...still the same price...
maybe the hype of diy is not big enough yet, maybe there are just not enough epople who are willing to spray paint to make your prediction come true...
we will see
clears are still available in retail, on ebay,...still the same price...
maybe the hype of diy is not big enough yet, maybe there are just not enough epople who are willing to spray paint to make your prediction come true...
we will see
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3
7:33 PM - 19 February, 2011
Hmmm...maybe they are now...
I wonder if all the NEW Clears are as heavy as reported here...
I wonder if all the NEW Clears are as heavy as reported here...
blackavenger
6:01 AM - 20 February, 2011
I bought a bunch ;)
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Clears are gonna be extinct in a minute...I bought a bunch ;)
sacrilicious
9:37 PM - 20 February, 2011
I wonder if all the NEW Clears are as heavy as reported here...
Even if not, they will be once you add a layer of paint
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Hmmm...maybe they are now...I wonder if all the NEW Clears are as heavy as reported here...
Even if not, they will be once you add a layer of paint
D-Twizzle
1:45 AM - 27 February, 2011
Here's my fluorescent pinks..
no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
Kool DJ Sheak One
9:26 AM - 27 February, 2011
im sure they track fine since the paint is underneath the record.
jbnyc
2:56 PM - 27 February, 2011
This is the second gold custom record i've done,on the first one i used krylon and on this one rust-oleum paint (the gold rust oleum paint looks way batter IMO) here are the step by steps with my logo in the middle...
reverse logo stickers..
i641.photobucket.com
gold paint over...
i641.photobucket.com
carefully peel off the decals..
i641.photobucket.com
black paint over..
i641.photobucket.com
i did another gold layer over the black just to make it look better on the paint side..
and this is how it looks...
i641.photobucket.com
a video in action....
Watchwww.youtube.com
reverse logo stickers..
i641.photobucket.com
gold paint over...
i641.photobucket.com
carefully peel off the decals..
i641.photobucket.com
black paint over..
i641.photobucket.com
i did another gold layer over the black just to make it look better on the paint side..
and this is how it looks...
i641.photobucket.com
a video in action....
Watchwww.youtube.com
jbnyc
3:12 PM - 27 February, 2011
thanks!!
i just peeled the tip of an edge corner with my nail and pull it slowly and it came off smooth,i did 2 layers of gold paint,i guess if you do more layers it will be harder to peel off the decal...o wait..lol you mean the serato label? if thats how you meant i just let some water sit on the first layer of the label and peel it off (the first layer was the harder for me) then with a wet rag just like rolling the dges it comes off quick... i did a video i posted earlier,somewhere up there ^^^
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^ sick, thats how its done!thanks!!
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How did you get the label off, jbnyc?i just peeled the tip of an edge corner with my nail and pull it slowly and it came off smooth,i did 2 layers of gold paint,i guess if you do more layers it will be harder to peel off the decal...o wait..lol you mean the serato label? if thats how you meant i just let some water sit on the first layer of the label and peel it off (the first layer was the harder for me) then with a wet rag just like rolling the dges it comes off quick... i did a video i posted earlier,somewhere up there ^^^
Dj BuddyLove
5:42 PM - 27 February, 2011
no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
very cool!
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Here's my fluorescent pinks..no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
very cool!
Victor L
10:50 PM - 4 April, 2011
I have the clears, I have the idea, just haven't done it yet. I'm also a little hesitant about it getting to a point where its obvious I spent A LOT of time and money making myself custom vinyls. I want to do a glow in the dark/fluorescent plaid pattern. I will say its more fun making them than it is using them, once they are done its just like, now what.
Dj Farhan
1:30 AM - 19 April, 2011
can somebody try black chrome? i am interested to find out how that comes out
Jensen Määäm
1:35 AM - 19 April, 2011
^Sounds like, can you do please jump off the bridge, I don't know how deep the water really is...
Do it yourself!
Do it yourself!
DJS/R
3:27 AM - 19 April, 2011
Do you need to put a clear coat on? or just flat or glossy paint cool?
Victor L
4:03 PM - 19 April, 2011
I don't think it matters if you use flat(matte) or glossy paint, because the side you look at and play on will still be shiny.
Joshua Carl
4:26 PM - 19 April, 2011
i imagine a gloss coat on the Bside would help (or maybe hurt depending on ur style)
how much slip the record has on the slipmat.
you might want some sort of sealant over the final coat so it doesent eventually rub out (NH)
how much slip the record has on the slipmat.
you might want some sort of sealant over the final coat so it doesent eventually rub out (NH)
Caley Martin
7:03 PM - 19 April, 2011
no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
looks really good... what kind of paint did you use?
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Here's my fluorescent pinks..no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
looks really good... what kind of paint did you use?
ninos
10:37 PM - 19 April, 2011
no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
looks really good... what kind of paint did you use?
i.imgur.com
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Here's my fluorescent pinks..no flash: img39.imageshack.us
flash: img251.imageshack.us
video: blog.betatesterz.com
in the video there's a black light directly over the left turntable, doesn't shine much over the right turntable.
looks really good... what kind of paint did you use?
i.imgur.com
D-Twizzle
11:01 PM - 19 April, 2011
i forgot the brand, but i got it at walmart. cost $4. flourescent pink, i think there was 3 other flourescent colors to choose from.
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looks really good... what kind of paint did you use?i forgot the brand, but i got it at walmart. cost $4. flourescent pink, i think there was 3 other flourescent colors to choose from.
Victor L
3:33 PM - 11 May, 2011
Got bored and painted a set of clears white to see how they would come out, not nearly as good as I hoped and expected. My orange and glow in the dark cv's came out much better. These look like clear with paint, where as the other sets actually look like the vinyl is the color of the paint. Oh well.
- Disappointed in Detroit
- Disappointed in Detroit
Victor L
4:07 PM - 11 May, 2011
I take it back, bringing them upstairs into the light they actually look much better and I put 2 coats on. Here they are, blackberry camera ...
i863.photobucket.com
i863.photobucket.com
DjPolarCa
11:41 PM - 11 May, 2011
i863.photobucket.com
that might be something i might do....
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I take it back, bringing them upstairs into the light they actually look much better and I put 2 coats on. Here they are, blackberry camera ...i863.photobucket.com
that might be something i might do....
DJS/R
11:45 PM - 11 May, 2011
i863.photobucket.com
that might be something i might do....
That may possibly be something I may possibly do as well....
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I take it back, bringing them upstairs into the light they actually look much better and I put 2 coats on. Here they are, blackberry camera ...i863.photobucket.com
that might be something i might do....
That may possibly be something I may possibly do as well....
DjPolarCa
11:48 PM - 11 May, 2011
but i just may remove the sticker and paint on the infamous red or green dog...
beatdown
6:37 AM - 12 May, 2011
anyone tried sanding down the back side to get a more transparent finish (and reduce the weight gained by painting)?
DJ metaphor
8:30 AM - 12 May, 2011
I was just thinking of this idea the other day, Seems genius to me. there was a topic around here awile back saying that serato should release lighter CVs for the DMC DJs.
What kind of white paint did you use victor?
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anyone tried sanding down the back side to get a more transparent finish (and reduce the weight gained by painting)?I was just thinking of this idea the other day, Seems genius to me. there was a topic around here awile back saying that serato should release lighter CVs for the DMC DJs.
What kind of white paint did you use victor?
Jensen Määäm
11:44 AM - 12 May, 2011
I slapped all my Serato CVs on a scale and I can tell you the old label clears were the lightest 12" records out of all the Serato CVs (exept some Promos I couldn't weigh - Nikes/Yellows/Marble Grays). 120 gram a single record. All Serato need to do is press them again. I think taking material off one side is pretty hard to do because you wont an flat, an perfectly even surface and on the other hand, all the material you are taking off shouldn't touch the other side of the record...
DJJOHNNYM_vSL3
12:11 PM - 12 May, 2011
I keep tellin' 'em dat...
They don't listen...
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I slapped all my Serato CVs on a scale and I can tell you the old label clears were the lightest 12" records out of all the Serato CVsI keep tellin' 'em dat...
They don't listen...
Victor L
5:22 PM - 16 May, 2011
I just used Krylon bright white paint for plastics, has a picture of a plastic lawn chair on the can. Interesting idea about sanding down the back side, if you could figure out a technique to do it perfectly.
psalmon
7:29 PM - 6 January, 2012
i'm gonna pick up some clears today and do them this weekend. thinking of going blue or purple with some glow in the dark stripes. will post up here if i get it done
HandsomeRobDJ
7:40 PM - 6 January, 2012
Two ideas I've had for a while and not tried yet that you cats might like:
1. Get a vinyl sticker of my DJ logo backwards cut, put it on the bottom of a clear record with some butter rugs or other non-decorated slip mats. So it looks like my DJ logo is in or on the vinyl but its still playable. FedEx/Kinkos can cut it for not TOO much money.
2. Have a sticker printed (again, cheap at FedEx/Kinkos) of a circle the same size as the label that's already on the record with my DJ logo on it. Cut it out and stick it over the existing label. So the record is labeled with MY DJ logo.
1. Get a vinyl sticker of my DJ logo backwards cut, put it on the bottom of a clear record with some butter rugs or other non-decorated slip mats. So it looks like my DJ logo is in or on the vinyl but its still playable. FedEx/Kinkos can cut it for not TOO much money.
2. Have a sticker printed (again, cheap at FedEx/Kinkos) of a circle the same size as the label that's already on the record with my DJ logo on it. Cut it out and stick it over the existing label. So the record is labeled with MY DJ logo.
HandsomeRobDJ
7:44 PM - 6 January, 2012
Why are you guys weighing your records? Did you get out of the D game and you're looking for a reason to dust off the scales?
anthracite98
8:56 PM - 6 January, 2012
Where are the cheapest clears these days? I'm finding about $13 each. I may try looking on ebay "make an offer" and go for bulk 10 or so...
DJWALDO
9:11 PM - 6 January, 2012
www.12inchskinz.com
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2. Have a sticker printed (again, cheap at FedEx/Kinkos) of a circle the same size as the label that's already on the record with my DJ logo on it. Cut it out and stick it over the existing label. So the record is labeled with MY DJ logo.www.12inchskinz.com
D kenny G.
6:16 PM - 24 May, 2012
jpg the whole vinyl thats what im on
forget the spays and the lablel
its 2012 time to the vinyl game to a whole
new new!! (never a hater) just so exclusive
ha ha ha!!
forget the spays and the lablel
its 2012 time to the vinyl game to a whole
new new!! (never a hater) just so exclusive
ha ha ha!!
D kenny G.
6:18 PM - 24 May, 2012
sry..time to set the vinyl game up to a whole
swagga aint nobody doin yet!!
(real talk!!)
swagga aint nobody doin yet!!
(real talk!!)
jCU3
5:45 AM - 13 August, 2012
Omg i love this thread tracking and one question do you guys just spray paint over the clear vinyl or just one side
2Seven
9:30 AM - 13 August, 2012
Rob - kind of what 12inchSkinz are doing?!
JCU3 - only mess with the side that the needle is not playing on. Just to put it in layman's: if you play the 15 minute (B) side...only mess with the 10 minute (A) side of your clear vinyl!
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<--intrigued by the jpg idea.Rob - kind of what 12inchSkinz are doing?!
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Omg i love this thread tracking and one question do you guys just spray paint over the clear vinyl or just one sideJCU3 - only mess with the side that the needle is not playing on. Just to put it in layman's: if you play the 15 minute (B) side...only mess with the 10 minute (A) side of your clear vinyl!
blackavenger
11:54 AM - 15 August, 2012
I don't normally like leopard Print...anything....but those came out GREAT!
I don't normally like leopard Print...anything....but those came out GREAT!
D kenny G.
5:20 AM - 21 August, 2012
shop.turnlabels.net
Feel free to like and share.
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Will be posting all of my custom-painted CVs here: www.facebook.comFeel free to like and share.
HandsomeRobDJ
3:56 PM - 22 February, 2013
*BUMP*
We may have covered this already, but... Anybody know how I can get the factory labels off of these clears I bought?
We may have covered this already, but... Anybody know how I can get the factory labels off of these clears I bought?
DJ Semi
1:27 AM - 9 June, 2013
Just wanted to show you guys the custom Serato clears my new company is creating over at [link removed]. They are official Serato clears, customized to our customers specifications. Here are a few personalized CVs we've done recently:
Funkmaster Flex's 'Inflexwetrust.com Edition' Custom CVs:
[link removed]
Hip-Hop Artist Apathy's 'Demigodz Edition' Custom CVs:
[link removed]
DJ Frank Jez' Custom CVs:
[link removed]
And many more in the works. I am a DJ and a graphic designer who is glad to have finally found a way to "mash-up" 2 of my passions. Hope you guys like our work.
Stay Fresh.
Funkmaster Flex's 'Inflexwetrust.com Edition' Custom CVs:
[link removed]
Hip-Hop Artist Apathy's 'Demigodz Edition' Custom CVs:
[link removed]
DJ Frank Jez' Custom CVs:
[link removed]
And many more in the works. I am a DJ and a graphic designer who is glad to have finally found a way to "mash-up" 2 of my passions. Hope you guys like our work.
Stay Fresh.
DJ Semi
1:50 AM - 9 June, 2013
My apologies, wasn't meant as an advertisement, more of a showcase. Remove if necessary. Thanks