Repairing sratched CD's DVD's

[jackobyte]

i use the a soft cloth (like tft cleaning cloth)
and mer car polish only need a small ammount of polish as it has a slight cutting agent but brings up discs very well have used autoglm and turtlewax as well but mer seems to do the job best used it a lot on second hand ps2 and xbox games.

[Mike Fishcake]

On a similar subject, I dropped some of my mp3s on the floor and was wondering how to get a load of dirty scratches and marks off the mp3 files. Can anyone help?

[MadduckUK]

On a similar subject, I dropped some of my mp3s on the floor and was wondering how to get a load of dirty scratches and marks off the mp3 files. Can anyone help?

something like this?

[arbitor]

the only way to really "repair" a cd is by using a sander like the machine holden is talking about, it basically a big orbital sander that uses differnt gradients of sand paper like material, some with water some not, then a buffing witha very fine grain polish.

skip doctors are a waste of time and so are all the machines that are sold to the public really.
http://www.debaronshop.nl/fix001.jpg

thats what im talking about

[Mike Fishcake]

something like this?

[Funkstar]

skip doctors are a waste of time and so are all the machines that are sold to the public really.
http://www.debaronshop.nl/fix001.jpg

thats what im talking about

The music shop in Lerwick Shetland has one of these. I think they charge a pound or two a disk. Something like that. I'm surprised more indipendant stores don't do this. Especially ones that have second hand sections

[arbitor]

where i work we have one, prices range from 2-2.80 depending on disk type.