The first response is dead on. Invest in a good record cleaning machine. I have yet to see a clean LP from the early LP days, now 50 years ago, that has "degraded" over the course of five decades, so why add a "preservative"?
LAST Record Preservative. Do you believe?
I am starting with this stuff on my cleanest most loved lps. How many people use it? Have you noticed longer preservation? I have read alot possible alterations in sound, but I think they must be quite subtle, if at all present.
Also, do you fill the syringe and apply to the applicator for each side, or just once for both sides?
Do you use the STYLAST, and if so, do you apply it before each side of an lp?
Also, do you fill the syringe and apply to the applicator for each side, or just once for both sides?
Do you use the STYLAST, and if so, do you apply it before each side of an lp?