Post by JojoD818 on Apr 8, 2005 23:34:36 GMT 7
Just want to share this but first of all, do this at your own risk!
I have this cd disc that cannot be read anymore, maybe because of so many scratches and the read side is really dull and I think that it may also contribute to less reflections needed by the lens pick-up.
Then I remember something I read in the net a few years back that a guy used carwax or buffing compound in cleaning a worn-out cd disc.
And so daringly I did, using a buffing compound, then a carwax (I used Turtle wax) I painstakingly waxed that disc.
And so low and behold, that darn cd can now be read by my cd player! I can now hear phil collins sing again.
Well, just want to share but you decide whether you wanna do it ok?
Cheers!
JojoD
I have this cd disc that cannot be read anymore, maybe because of so many scratches and the read side is really dull and I think that it may also contribute to less reflections needed by the lens pick-up.
Then I remember something I read in the net a few years back that a guy used carwax or buffing compound in cleaning a worn-out cd disc.
And so daringly I did, using a buffing compound, then a carwax (I used Turtle wax) I painstakingly waxed that disc.
And so low and behold, that darn cd can now be read by my cd player! I can now hear phil collins sing again.
Well, just want to share but you decide whether you wanna do it ok?
Cheers!
JojoD
