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  1. 01-15-2009, 11:52 PM #1
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    Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    So guys do you know any way to fix CD/DVD scratches?
    Thanks in advance !
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  3. 01-16-2009, 07:26 AM #2
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    you can put more scratches in them (works for me)

    or buy this chemical at like a cd store or gaming store and spray on and wipe off and it files the grooves (friend tought me this)
    programming is like s*x................................one mistake an you have to support it the rest of your life
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    looks funny but this helped me YouTube - Repair CD Video
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    Quote Originally Posted by moonknight View Post
    you can put more scratches in them (works for me)

    or buy this chemical at like a cd store or gaming store and spray on and wipe off and it files the grooves (friend tought me this)
    To be kind and serious to you, stop posting meaningless replies...
    Quote Originally Posted by kresh7 View Post
    looks funny but this helped me YouTube - Repair CD Video
    I watched, are you sure it will work?
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    yes
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    It is possible to (cheaply) buy special boxes that are shaped a bit like a rotary saw. You put the CD in, and it spins it and does something to it so that the scratches are fixed. It is not high-tech, just some sort of advanced cleaning hardware.

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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xav View Post
    It is possible to (cheaply) buy special boxes that are shaped a bit like a rotary saw. You put the CD in, and it spins it and does something to it so that the scratches are fixed. It is not high-tech, just some sort of advanced cleaning hardware.
    However, will my data go lost or?
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    No, the point is it repairs it.

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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xav View Post
    No, the point is it repairs it.
    I understood the method it does. It just polishes the plastic disc... without harming the "Digital film..."
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    Re: Any way to repair CD/DVD scratches?

    Do some research, find some models. You may be pleasantly surprised.

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