| Kill-Pres-Bush |
I thought I would share my CD restoration method. this method can make a very scratched CD LOOK and sound like new again.
You will need:
T-cut original auto paint renovator
2 clean cloths
household polish
First, apply T-cut and polish out scratches in circles for a few minutes until all large scratches are gone; then rinse CD under tap; then buff with A LITTLE household polish in order to fill in the small hairline scratches caused by the T-cut..
I swear this method has CD's looking like new again.. it is an especially good method to use on very scratched CD's.. |
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| Circlotron |
| Copy the restored disc contents to a new disc before the household polish quits. |
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| SkinnyBoy |
| Yes, and we all just LOVE shiny CDs that look like new... |
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| Kill-Pres-Bush |
| quote: | Originally posted by Circlotron
Copy the restored disc contents to a new disc before the household polish quits. |
quits?
I don't understand what you mean?
A small amount of polish fills in the small scratches... it doesn't come off or quit? |
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| Nuuk |
| Don't ask me why but you shouldn't use any silicon polish on anything connected with hi-fi. |
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| Stryder |
the world is going mad
the internet is full of experts |
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