Oil substitute for Vinyl Records - Party Vibe Radio

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June 12, 2007 at 10:46 am #1041637
jonahug
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Does any one know of any Crude Oil substitute for Vinyl Records?

I Belive thaat some Plant oils may be able to be used!

Mabe the same technology could be aplied to other pvc’s and plastics, like polystaring and carryer bags!
June 12, 2007 at 3:22 pm #1113090
Clang
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Shit!

It never crossed my mind that my vinyl habit is contributing to the oil industry.

I feel so unclean!
June 12, 2007 at 3:22 pm #1133383
Clang
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Shit!

It never crossed my mind that my vinyl habit is contributing to the oil industry.

I feel so unclean!
June 12, 2007 at 4:43 pm #1113089
jonahug
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Yes,I belive that crude oil is one of the Raw ingrediants to make vinyl with!

Though such as other substitutes for plastics, such substitutes exsist for Vinyl!

Also, I think a good concept for consciencously saving crude oil for ethicaly minded musicians of the undergound is the Possibility of Recycaling old Records.

If interested in such a concept
or you have Records you wish
to Recycal, please email me at;

jonahug@cyber-junks.org
June 12, 2007 at 4:43 pm #1133382
jonahug
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Yes,I belive that crude oil is one of the Raw ingrediants to make vinyl with!

Though such as other substitutes for plastics, such substitutes exsist for Vinyl!

Also, I think a good concept for consciencously saving crude oil for ethicaly minded musicians of the undergound is the Possibility of Recycaling old Records.

If interested in such a concept
or you have Records you wish
to Recycal, please email me at;

jonahug@cyber-junks.org
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