I have been wanting to see someone play the glue ever since I discovered this.

Nice .Time well spent. I like it . Thanks for taking the time to share the process in a video.

Great video. Brian I admire your patience.

Great series! I'm currently wet cleaning my albums but have a couple that need the glue treatment. One improvement I might try is to embed a piece of Scotch tape into the glue before it dries. Use that as a handle to start the peeling process. I'm just concerned about using the pick and possible damaging the record.

I think the hairdryer will create more static.

If you are going to Spin Clean (twice?) and vacuum dry anyway, does the glue treatment really matter? I would like to hear a sound sample test before and after to really compare if the glue treatment makes a difference. I will wager that a good wet cleaning is all you need. Maybe save the glue for any really gunky records.

Wrong titebond is why you struggle to peel, supposed to use titebond 2. Way better.

wood glue cleaning doesn't work...sorry but it's a complete waste of time! Never, ever run a hair dryer on your vinyl nor use sharp instruments...also, wet cleaning AFTER wood glue "cleaning" defeats the whole purpose! SMH

Record cleaning is overrated.

Bootleg moment