'Baking' defective open-reel tapes

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'Baking' defective open-reel tapes

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January 18th 04, 09:52 PM posted to uk.rec.audio

RichardL

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'Baking' defective open-reel tapes

I have some open reel tapes which are suffering from shedding of
the oxide coating.

I understand that baking the tapes under certain strict conditions will
restore
them to a playable state, at least for a limted time.

Does anyone have experience of this problem and advice on how to do
such 'baking' ?

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