Doghouse,
Sorry if that may have came-off as a bit abrupt, and I surely didn't mean for my post to appear that way. No harm intended. Pax?
However, given the value of some of the records I have in my collection (LP's, mostly), as well as the fact that they aren't making them any more (original mono Blue Notes, MFLS UHQR's, etc, etc), I cringe every time I read about this "glue method" of record cleaning when in reality it can leave behind some really nasty residues.
It's sad, really, that what gets posted on the internet will be around...well..."forever", and even though the information may be incorrect, if it's said enough times, and in enough places, people start to think it's true. Three, four, ten, or even more years from now someone may see this thread and think, "Hey! I can use some glue to "fix" that "Promo" White Album", when in fact most likely they will be damaging it.
And as I said, since they aren't making them anymore...
I look upon myself as a "caretaker" for my LP's (and 45's), and I apologize if this is the wrong place to discuss this.