DVD resurfacing to remove scratches... good?
10-22-03 | 02:48 AM
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Throw a "*" at the end of 3-letter search terms. While your results end up a little wider than you might like, it, at least, gets you some results.
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Thanks for that advice, I never thought of doing it before.
10-22-03 | 03:40 PM
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Originally posted by RDYoung
I work at a video store, and I can say without a doubt that the Disc Dr. line of scratch removal devices hurts discs more than they fix them. I bought one just to try it, spent 3 hours trying to resurface a mildly scratched disc, and ended up with a coaster. it tends to resurface the discs almost, but not quite, up to the very edge, thus making the discs unplayable.
robyn
I work at a video store, and I can say without a doubt that the Disc Dr. line of scratch removal devices hurts discs more than they fix them. I bought one just to try it, spent 3 hours trying to resurface a mildly scratched disc, and ended up with a coaster. it tends to resurface the discs almost, but not quite, up to the very edge, thus making the discs unplayable.
robyn
I'd love a professional product that does a better job, anybody know what/where/how much?
