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585 days ago

Video tape cleaner

Lee from Swannanoa - Ohoka

Hi

This is a bit of a longshot but thought I'd give it a go.

I collect old films on video (like we used to get at video rental shops etc) and have a few tapes with mould on them and need cleaning.

Does anyone have an old video tape cleaning device or tape winder device they no longer need?

I'm planning to build my own video cleaning device as I have quite a few to clean but thought I'd ask here first just in case someone has one gathering dust in their garage somewhere. :-)

Thanks



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