Slide Each Record Between The Side Screws So It Rests On The Bottom Hooks.

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Once All The Screws Have Been Attached To The Wall, You Can Slide The Records Into Their Slots.

Web diy vinyl record wall art tutorial canvas 22.5k subscribers 1.9k views 3 years ago.more.more check out this super creative vinyl wall art idea. When dry, add more layers or paint until it’s coated. You can pull them out whenever you want to play them, or replace them with a new record.

Be Careful Not To Make The Hole Too.

Next, using a drill and level, make a hole in the center of the vinyl record. Squeegee your wall art to remove bubbles and wrinkles. Make sure the vinyl record is big enough to fit your desired clock size.

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Build a display with plastic record sleeves. Another way to build record cover wall art is to use the plastic sleeves designed to protect the records. Web thanks for tunin' in to my small vintage corner of youtube where i had a blast making this wall art!

Web The Side Screws Should Point Inwards Towards The Record.

Web draw your design on the paper side of the vinyl and cut it out. Peel the backing off and place the sticker on the wall.