DVD &/or CD Repair.....????

[Guest1]

Question....

I had read here?? somewhere?? that you could use Brasso to repair/buff scratches out of DVDs or CDs....

Anyone have any info on this practice??

Leaving 17 DVDs in a room with a 7 & 10 year old is just dumb.... ....lesson well learned.....

Someone must know what I could do to protect/restore this small fortune....I can't stand the thought that these are just all ruined....

[KKCondrey]

Deb, I don't know about Brasso, but Brenda posted a thread and it mentions using peanut butter and coffee filters. Now I'm no expert, but I would assume that you use plain PB instead of the one with peanuts unless you want to add more scratches before you buff them out <a href='http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb008' target='_blank'><img src='http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/23/im/darfc.gif' alt='Ducking And Running For Cover' border=0></a>

LOL

[KKCondrey]

oops I was so busy ducking and running that I forgot the link to the thread...lol

here ya go: Things To Know

[Guest1]

Originally posted by KKCondrey
Now I'm no expert, but I would assume that you use plain PB instead of the one with peanuts unless you want to add more scratches before you buff them out <a href='http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb008' target='_blank'><img src='http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/23/im/darfc.gif' alt='Ducking And Running For Cover' border=0></a>

LOL

Kat - you are such a dork!!

Thanks for the link!

[SusieJD]

You can pick up special repair kits for CD's and DVD's that work great! They can be found usually at Kmart, Walmart or any place that sells computers and storage.

It's really easy to use and works every time. I cleaned a CD that was brought in by a mom who's little girl put peanut butter on it!

Susie in MN