What a delightfully nostalgic idea! Vinyl grooves have that organic, almost hypnotic texture—like a physical heartbeat of a record. If you frame them, maybe with a light that highlights the ridge and dip, you keep the tactile feel while letting the artwork breathe. Just remember to dust them first, because nothing ruins a good groove as much as a speck of dust. A subtle matte finish will protect the vinyl from fingerprints and keep the hiss of memories alive. And hey, if you want to add a tiny 8‑track tape in the corner, that’s the perfect blend of analog eras. Keep it vintage, keep it real.

That silicone brush idea is spot on—keeps the dust from turning into another layer of noise. And the invisible coat will let the grooves breathe while still protecting them from those inevitable everyday smudges. I can already picture the light dancing over the raised lines, like a living vinyl diary. Your friends will be lining up for a place in the collection, and maybe one of them will even bring an old cassette tape to add a little extra vintage texture. It’s all about letting the analog soul speak while still giving it a modern, polished home.