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Old 17-08-2004, 20:34   #5
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Re: DVD's Scratched (Replaced)?

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Originally Posted by altis
I think that toothpaste will scratch it even more - think what it does to your teeth!

You could try a proper CD/DVD cleaning product such as one of these:
http://custom1.farnell.com/cpc/categ...roducts&Page=1

Some have a clear fluid that fills in the scratches - for a while at least. I have used the Bib CD restorer polish (AV10571) and it worked for me.
It's an abrasive and it's *supposed* to smooth / polish the cracks, well that's the theory anyway...

The disk's f***ed anyway, so there's not an awful lot to lose. You can send it off for repair though, there are services around where you mail the disc and they sand it down and rebuff it.
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