vinyl - damage to records when there's no paper sleeve?

[ray parry]

those plastic sleeves a right bitch when you're playing out though. hate struggling to put the record back into them when im twatted.

i have lots of black disco bags, so just put anything that comes in a white inner sleeve into one of those to protect it.

[John Clees]

i buy plastic lined sleeves like themis. anything hard to replace (or that i just particularly value for whatever reason) gets put in one. much better and well worth the investment.

do you order them online? get them locally?
care to share...

[roland]

http://www.deejay.de/Innenhuellen_Inner ... lie__12963

with the combination of plastic and paper inner sleeve you also don't have the problem ray was talking about..

in fact the record slides in very smoothly you don't even have to take the inner sleeve out of the cover..


* www.protected.de has them aswell, didn't check for any uk or us stores but they should all have some..

[cloutier]

i buy plastic lined sleeves like themis. anything hard to replace (or that i just particularly value for whatever reason) gets put in one. much better and well worth the investment.

do you order them online? get them locally?
care to share...

http://www.bagsunlimited.com

[resolved]

yeah i mean paper ones lined with plastic, they're no more difficult to get the records into and out of than a normal paper sleeve (easier in fact). the 100% plastic ones are an absolute nightmare, hate those.

i get mine off juno http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/289 ... redirect=1

but like eric posted bags unlimited is probably the best bet in the US

[John Clees]

i get mine off juno http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/289 ... redirect=1

thanks guys...

those aren't bad if your going to order a record, which reminds me I wanted to get that
Overcome/Lady Science (NYC Sunrise) repress again..
they are not much more it looks like either..