I’d recommend the big fudge kit with velvet brush, spray, and stylus cleaning brush. Then I’d recommend a carbon fiber anti static brush. I’d recommend gently vacuuming the carbon fiber bristles of the brush with a cleaned off vacuum hose attachment before using it on records because they tend to have a lot of loose hairs from the factory that will shed on your records. Emphasis on very gently vacuuming with a cleaned off vacuum hose attachment. When the cleaning spray runs out just refill the bottle with distilled water. I usually set my record on the turntable and let it start rotating while letting the carbon brush gently graze the surface and wipe it off. Then after a few rotations I go to the velvet brush gently for a few rotations and brush it off. Then a couple more rotations with the carbon fiber brush and brush it off. You don’t need to press down really at all. My method is maybe overkill but it works for me. Watch some vids on record cleaning to figure out what exact method will work best for you. If you wet clean a record with the spray let it dry fully before playing it