Gruv Glide. How many use it?


I have been using it for years. Mostly before I bought a cleaning machine 5 years ago. I thought it worked before I had a cleaning machine. Then after I heard how good a cleaned record sounds I think the Gruv Glide muddled the sound. What do you think?
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I have tried Gruv Glide and Last stuff and in my opinion they just leave a bunch of stuff on the record, not good. I don't use them and prefer to use only RR products, they leave the surface nice and clean with no muss no fuss. The deep cleaner followed by the super wash is what I do to used records, just the super wash to new.

Also the LP9 stylus cleaner is excellent.
Used the version 11 for years. I feel it reduces any residual noise and minimizes static build-up. I actually use it after a machine cleaning and still feel it is beneficial.
I use a Nitty Gritty and Gruv Glide. I love the stuff. If you are having the problems you are describing try following the directions better. I had those problems when using to much. BTW - I never thought I would ever disagree with anything Albert had to say.
Gruv Glide works great. It is easy to use, very economical and I can definitely hear an improvement in sound quality.
I have used Gruv Glide for at least 10 years. I wouldn't think of doing without it. It reduces needle wear, increases many positive playback attributes including quieter surfaces, better bass, greater mid-range and upper frequency clarity. It should only be used after cleaning a record on a record cleaning machine since it is a dry lubricant and will scratch a record if used on a dirty playing surface. Last Record Preservative only reduces needle wear and imparts no improvement in sound quality.