Record Restore Sample Sachet

I thought that I would give the Record Restore a challenge. Out came my old 1977 "The Jam" This is the modern world LP.
It has been played to death. It has plenty of pops and crackles and sounds tired.
After applying the Record restore to the LP, I couldn't believe the difference in the before and after listening experience.
Good news is most of the noise has gone so the LP sounds "fresh" once again.
A great product!

I received a  free sample sachet of Record Restore from Audio Tailor in Brisbane. Somewhat dismissive of the products' claims I had put it on a shelf and forgotten about it. My vinyl hobby is relatively recent thanks to my daughter. Starting about 4 years ago she started bringing home the nastiest dirtiest cheapest used LPs and so I took it upon myself to clean and repair them, reasonably successfully too. Then I started buying cheap nasty records also, then expensive ones, upgrading hi-fi gear etc... So I was no novice to grubby records when my sister in Canada sent me a second hand 1969 copy of The Band. A great album. The record appeared in decent shape but its condition was such that it was unlistenable, loud hissing and crackling, snapping and popping. It was Bad. Even worse I was unable to recover it using my usual tricks of washing, wet playing  and  toothbrush scrubbing. Nothing I did would improve the  playback. Thoroughly disappointed I wrote it off as kaput,  N.F.G,  but kept it in my collection because, you know - sister gift.  Until the day I'm giving some disks a spin, pulled out The Band and remembered the sachet of  'snake oil'  from  the  Hi-fi shop. With nothing to loose I gave it a go, followed the directions and was shocked at the results. It was now a VG record - minimum. Like when transitioning your car from a bad washboard gravel road to good bitumen, the hiss and  clicks, snaps and pops were gone. Now there was only smooth sound from a great record. It did what it said, Record Restore Works. Thank you Secret Chord Analogue.