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Gruv Glide and CD's

Does anybody have any experience with using "Grov Glide" on Cd's. I found the stuff while I was purusing elusive discs web site. They mention that it is good for cleaning CD's and also performs a anti-static function. They state one application is good for a period of time and that it is stereophile recommended.

Thanks, Chuck
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bob_bundus
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I only use GruvGlide on LP's
If you want a much more economical ($6.95 for a 12 oz. spray can) antistatic treatment for the label side of your CD's, CD player trays, all of your cabling, turntable covers, etc, get a can of Endust For Electronics at the grocery store or Walgreens. Shake the can & spray some on a piece of blue lint-free paper towel, then apply. Also great for cleaning equipment faceplates, TV screens, you name it. And WAY cheaper than Nordost ECO3 or GruvGlide.
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czbbcl OP
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Bob

They were refering to using the "gruv glide" on the data side of the cd.

Chuck
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david99
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It may work for anti-static but groovy-glid is also a lubricant to help the stylus ease through the grooves more smoothly.
I agree with Bob,get the Endust.You dont need the lubricant,only antistatic.G.G. is ~$25 a can,Endust ~$3-4 at most in some places like wal-mart.
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