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As far as I can measure, the paint seems to be conductive, but to be honest this is probably not relevant to repairing/repainting small areas. The main issue would be colour match. As far as I can see, it appears to be a very dark matt grey colour.
Hmm, am I the only one who has this problem?
Unfortunately, there is no industry standard for 12” record weight. They can range from 80-200g.
What? What makes you say that? Just because you can buy records weighing in from 80 to 200g doesn’t mean that it’s a standard. I have played a custom made record weghing more than 1Kg for a customer once. The RIAA standards are fairly clear. And you’ll be surprised how much is non-standard. Martin
Strictly speaking Mark-sf is correct. The RIAA standard for records give dimensions, not weight. However, if you look at the standard, it requires 301.6mm diameter and 1.9mm (+- 0.3mm) thickness. This gives a volume of about 134cc, and hence a standard weight of about 185 gr (standard PVC @ 1.4 g/cc), or a range of about 160 – 210g if you take into account the thickness variation. So all those old 120g records are the ones which are non-standard, not the 180g ones.
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