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RE: Didn't we just go through this on July 27th?

Posted by LaszloPhoto on October 8, 2020 at 06:24:41:
Yes we did. But back in July the problem was intractable. Nothing I did would "heal" the skip. This time I was able to make the skip go away by using the stiff brush. So the issue remains: why do spontaneous skips appear on records that are in good condition and not subjected to abuse? Why are some of them permanent and others capable of being cleaned away?