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Scratch CD's
toadlife:
--- Quote from: WMD ---You rule. :thumbup:
A question, though...will this method fix more than scratches? (ie, smearing, etc.)
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AFAIK, it should fix any physical defects on the surface.
Lead Head:
@ Zone, i hope you know, the higher the grit sand paper, the finer it is. Just for I took a CD to ~200 Grit sand paper. It was completely destroyed in a few minutes.
@ Toad, would higher grit paper like 1200 or even 2000 grit work?
H_TeXMeX_H:
Hmmmm ... sanding a disk that is already scratched ... it should only be necessary for deeply scratched disks or ones with surface imperfections ... I recommend you try it with an AOL disk first (you should have plenty of those around ... if not check you mail)
Lead Head:
--- Quote from: H_TeXMeX_H ---Hmmmm ... sanding a disk that is already scratched ... it should only be necessary for deeply scratched disks or ones with surface imperfections ... I recommend you try it with an AOL disk first (you should have plenty of those around ... if not check you mail)
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Since i couldn't find any 600grit sand paper, I got my old win98 disk and took a high powered belt sander to it:)
I recomend you try with high powered belt sanders on old wind98 CDs first
toadlife:
--- Quote from: H_TeXMeX_H ---Hmmmm ... sanding a disk that is already scratched ... it should only be necessary for deeply scratched disks or ones with surface imperfections ... I recommend you try it with an AOL disk first (you should have plenty of those around ... if not check you mail)
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Yes. Trying it on a CD you don't care about first is a very good idea.
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