Africambiance

The dust particles usually come if it's not protected properly, I can easily remove with an anti-static brush but don't know where to buy one.
Thanks Douglas, I will probably look into GruvGlide; I also heard a efficient method if you mix distilled water (or vinegar) with Isoproyl alcohol and wetting agent, it not only cleans the different but if you clean away the scratches that causes your LP to jump instead of playing smoothly. This is what I heard and has been the standard for fixing LP's,

Yovo, I heard about putting the nick or quarter on the tonearm but when I did that, it caused the record to jump even more. I like vinyl though, it gives me an reminisce of how great life used to be and the quality of music that it provided.

A good audio editing software I use is Audacity, it's has a variety of options. It shouldn't be that difficult to master.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/