Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
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Step 1
Mount the pad on the orbital buffer.
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Step 2
Apply a small amount of polish to the pad.
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Step 3
smear some polish on the CD/DVD.
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Step 4
Hold the CD/DVD down on a flat, smooth surface with the label side facing down.
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Step 5
Apply the pad to the CD/DVD surface and turn the PC on.
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Step 6
Run the PC until the polish breaks down.
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Step 7
Wipe off the polish residue with a soft cloth.
Comments
torque63 said
on 1/11/2009 I've got some Wii games that are scratched, this might work for that too! Thanks!
yacikier said
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soulmates said
on 8/18/2008 Great idea. My husband pays to have them removed at a local pawn shop. So now we know. Thanks www.wendywhitekey.com
ScrachMasta said
on 8/13/2008 The best advice that i've seen is, this new company called Scratchmasters. They fix scratched CD & Video games for $5.00 Free S&H Worldwide..They fix my Halo 3 disc when it had a ring around it. I know they could fix yours. go to www.scratchmaster.net
MJRNYC said
on 6/23/2008 a good solution. i like it better then the pledge or yikes, the banana one. I use a product called disk armor. you put it on the disk and if the disk gets scrated, its disk armor which get scratched, take it off and put on another one, costs about a buck. www.disk-armor.com