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In Reply to: Re: Nitty Gritty Owners - the Old Nylon Brush is now available posted by Bryon on March 29, 1999 at 19:36:55:
>Does it work?
A brush with bristles tends to get into the groves better and loosen up the
stuff that is in there. IMO, it should work better than the velvet.> Doesn't scrubbing the vinyl lead to more noise
Not really, as long as the bristles are soft and you are not using alot of
force.I've had some stuff on used records that was caked on, sticky
like glue (I hope it was glue) or dry and crusty. Some how you have to
get that stuff off. It is so bad that a brush and scrubbing won't do it.
That is the time I wish I had a bottle of that power cleaner made by LAST.
I forget what number and what they call it, probably number 1.
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