Inner Sleeves for Vinyl Records: These vinyl protective inner sleeves are soft, smooth and comfortable, with a size of about 12.09 x 12.09 inches, which can fit well with your 12-inch records collection and prevent them from being scratched; Vinyl Sleeves Clear Inner Covers: Our vinyl cover sleeves are intended to cover the record itself and sure to keep all your records safe whether you're a seasoned vinyl enthusiast or just starting your collection. Records themselves are rather hard to recycle, anyhow. Though there are almost always records left from a batch of a pressing that goes unsold, they are sometimes not even smelted down and made into other records.

Blanks are not pressed on vinyl. They’re not produced by a record company. They don’t come with cover art or barcodes and aren’t sold in stores. So why would you want one?

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Anyone in the know about what are vinyl records made of will know that they are constructed from polyvinyl chloride, a plastic polymer chemically created with a crude oil plastic. These crude oils in themselves are relentlessly damaging to the environment, and so in recycling them in this way, there is at least somewhat of a healthy cycle of use and reuse being established. Recording studios often have the equipment, and some Etsy storefronts even offer services for adding music to vinyl. You’ll also likely need tons of electricity in your home to keep one running. And these are just the things you can look up tutorials for! You can use blank vinyl records for most anything if you don’t plan to add any music. Better to use blank vinyl records than records with music on them from the dollar bin—it’s blasphemous to destroy a vinyl record and use it as furniture just because you don’t like the music!

Not only is it a twee and sweet thing to do, enabling you to seemingly blend in with socio-cultural elite who seem to prize the aesthetic value of record collecting rather than actually listening to records for their sound, it is also a remarkably creative way to recycle old materials into new things.All records are engraved in the dead wax area with the Disc Makers assigned matrix number and the master cutting engineers initials. Should a side need to be recut for any reason there will also be a revision date and possibly a revision reference e.g. RE1 or RE2 engraved in the dead wax area.