Review on 🎵 TunePhonik 12 Inch LP Vinyl Record Jackets - 25 Pack - White, Coated with Center Hole by Heather Shaw

They exist. We're thankful! For people who go to terrible antique stores to salvage a great vinyl that may not have been better cared for, these spare jackets are for you. I've used mine for classical music albums which I found in excellent condition but unbound because they were kept in decaying old paper albums and some were saved from the flood. You could even use them to create your own funny art album covers with horrible or obnoxious original covers. Last but not least, do you need to hide something in plain sight? It's not vanilla, no more than "Titanium White". The outside of the back is wide enough to write on with a fine-tipped marker, but the real value is that this card stock is thicker than most commercial LP release covers and will last another 50 years with good care. I have no idea if the paper is acid free, so use plastic record sleeves if you want to protect record labels for decades to come. Need something to hide in plain sight? It's not vanilla, no more than "Titanium White". The outside of the spine is wide enough to write on with a fine-tipped marker, but the real value is that this card stock is thicker than most commercial LP release covers and will last another 50 years with good care. I have no idea if the paper is acid free, so use plastic record sleeves if you want to protect record labels for decades to come. Need something to hide in plain sight? It's not vanilla, no more than "Titanium White". The outside of the spine is wide enough to write on with a fine point marker, but the real value is that this card stock is thicker than most commercial LP release covers and will last another 50 years with good care. I have no idea if paper is acid free, so be sure to use plastic record sleeves if you want to protect record labels for decades to come. and if cared for it will last another 50 plus years. I have no idea if the paper is acid free, so use plastic record sleeves, if you want to protect record labels for decades to come. and if cared for it will last another 50 plus years. I have no idea if the paper is acid free, so use plastic record sleeves if you want to protect record labels for decades to come.