Controlled flattening service to improve tracking and playback ability, bringing warped records back to optimal performance without compromising the vinyl integrity.
Our ultrasonic deep cleaning service removes embedded dust, oils, and contaminants from deep within vinyl record grooves. Using specialized ultrasonic equipment and carefully formulated cleaning solutions, this process restores clarity, reduces surface noise, and improves playback performance while remaining safe for your records.
Every record undergoes our rigorous laboratory sequence to ensure thorough extraction of groove-choking contaminants.
Accommodate 12 inch, 10 inch, and 7 inch records.
Ultrasonic deep cleaning to remove microscopic debris from the deepest recesses of record grooves.
Removal of dust, oils, and pressing release contaminants that cause crackle, pops, and surface noise.
Non-thermal, chemistry-safe cleaning process specifically formulated for delicate vintage and rare collectible pressings.
Gentle drying process to prevent chemical residue, water spotting, or thermal vinyl damage.
Visual inspection of record condition before and after cleaning to document groove status.
Structured tiers based on collection quantity. All cleanings receive our full ultrasonic cavitation protocol.
Shipping is an available option for clients outside our local service area. Contact The Wax Lab prior to sending your records or stylus to coordinate intake details and shipping instructions.
For individual records, rare finds, or test pressings needing master-grade ultrasonic cleaning.
Discounted batch rate for curated album sets, essential rotations, or discography restorations.
Bulk estate pricing and white-glove consignment intake for extensive analog libraries.
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Ultrasonic cleaning removes contaminants such as dust, oils, and debris from record grooves but cannot repair permanent groove damage or scratches. Some surface noise may remain if the record has existing wear or physical damage.
Extremely dirty or mold-contaminated records may require additional cleaning treatment. Results can vary depending on the condition, age, and previous handling of the record. Proper stylus condition and turntable setup also play an important role in playback quality.