The cleaning of an LP jacket


I hadn't bought a used LP in a while, but did today. The LP itself is pretty clean, and will be even cleaner after it gets washed. But the cardboard jacket (cover) is a little nasty, more so than the ones I usually buy. What methods and products have all ya'll used to get them clean? With my normal not-so-dirty ones, I've always just set the jacket on the kitchen or dining room table and rubbed it with a folded paper towel. This cover looks like more drastic measures might be required to get the grime off.
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I use Meguiars Scratch X (car finish product) to clean off 'shiny' or coated LP covers. One other plus is it perks up the color on some covers. I place the Scratch X on a Viva paper towel. Viva are more like cloth than paper. (the current production VIVA only the full sheet are softer, the half sheet type are now halfway to paper feel, instead of the softer feel of the full sheet product.) Be aware on some covers the Scratch X will start to take the color OFF.
The dull ones I use a Scotch 'storage' packing tape. (this packing tape is less sticky and peels off easy. I slide it over the dirt and it picks up a lot of the dirt. If you use ordinary packing tape if it stops sliding and sticks, it can rip the paper. the storage is way less likely to tear the paper peeling it off.
The most impossible to clean are the slightly fuzzy paper covers.
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