Gruv Glide and CD's

Dear Chuck,

I've used Gruv Glide faithfully on all of my records since 1981, with great results.

After reading your post I tried it on my CD's. I have a few that are duplicates. I treated one, played them both back and compared. The treated one did sound a tad better. What really improved was the quality "SHEEN" of the surface. I can't get any dirt or dust to stay on the CD surface, (must be the antistatic effect)

I'll keep experimenting and I will keep you posted.

I called Elusive Disc, and Music Direct. Both state it's excellent on CD's as well as records, therefore it should be perfectly safe.

I also agree with Bob bundus and lugnut. They are right on the money, as usual.

Hi Chuck,

I applied Gruv Glide to both sides of the CD. It works so well at removing static on records, and others have recommended it on CD's, so I tried it.

It is very inexpensive too. I did 250 CD's with 1 kit.

I have not done any type of scientific measure, but I believe there is a degree of improvement. The CD's look superb too. I noticed dust will not land on them if I accidentally leave a CD out of it's case. The dust falls away from the CD and actually forms a ring away from the edge and off the CD.

Hope this helps.