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#1 cleaning cds that arn't perfectsokeen Guest
cleaning cds that arn't perfect –
09-14-2005,09:05 PM
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09-15-2005,04:41 AMmost video stores have disc repair machines and can repair the scratches for around $5, otherwise there are home disc repair kits but they dont work too good.
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09-15-2005,08:06 AMTry backing it up, a PC's optical drives might be able to read the whole disc. Failing that as a viable option brasso metal polish will get the scratches out, I have done this several times with great success. Just make sure your rub all of the polish off the disc afterwards.
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09-15-2005,10:55 AMYes, i have heard this works very well, and is fairly common practice... Those are both viable options, if the PC drive fails you definatly try the Brasso...
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09-15-2005,12:09 PMEh? Surely since Brasso is an abrasive cleaner, it would just add to the scratches, if not completely ruin the disc beyond any repair?
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sokeen Guest09-15-2005,12:26 PM
ahh gosh my pc drives has problems reading it too... i guess its a screwed up game now...
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09-15-2005,07:25 PMbrasso is a polish all polishes are abrasive, thats why ti gets the scratches out, it wears down plastic around scratches to smooth them out it does nto scratch the cd' i have saved many a cd or dvd using brasso and toothpaste.
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