Is it possible to have vinyl nearly noise free?

Use a genuine vintage Discwasher if you can find one in good condition with D4+ fluid as maintenance. Vinyl of uncertain history should first be cleaned in the Spinclean, rinsed in distilled water and vacuumed to remove residual water. If you have problems with static, use a little more fluid on the Discwasher and use the ZeroStat from Milty-Pro before playing a side. Also make sure you have relative humidity no less than 30% in your listening room. 

You are just going to drive yourself crazy trying to eliminate every single snap, crackle and pop.

Might not even be on the vinyl, not all phono stages are created equal....

I gave up worrying long ago and just enjoy.

You would not believe how many $1 records I have that received mostly a cursory first clean at best.

Listening to one right now and enjoying every groove.

Yes, if your amp has a mute button, use it.

Your record experience will be noise free, even without the Orbitrac procedure.
Continue with gruv glide to ensure maximum quietness.

Rock on!

 @whart what Bill said...
all of the various formats have merits and drawbacks. Given an existing collection and limited funds, taking good care of what you have is a best practice IMO....

Like Uber, I really enjoy the one buck minty find or a disc that can be rescued with enzyme cleaners....miracle stuff !!!!

but I also spend for new vinyl which has an amazing range of quality, like the normal distribution, only worse due to the number of masters, stampers, pressing plants.  The key is are YOU happy ?

enjoy the music!!!!