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cause your sposed to wipe from the inner hole to the outside edges in a LINEAR direction, not in a circle. CDs are not engineered like albums, and circular cleaning will fuck it upQuote:
Originally posted by neattairoski@8 November 2003 - 04:10
Why ?Quote:
make sure you clean from inside out
i always used to clean in a circle, nothing ever happened, but i now know not to..
You could buy those Game Dr.'s...
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Brasso.........I have been using it for years.Quote:
Originally posted by boyzeee@26 October 2003 - 22:04
if it scratched use a mild metal polish such as duraglit or brasso to work the scratches out, it will slightly dull the cd and may slow it down whilst installing if it software. hold the disc up to a light, if you can see pinholes coming thru then the data on that part will be lost and no amount of cleaning will restore it ;) as you can see some of us in here dont hold a grudge ;)
Perfect.
Peace brotherdoobie
If my DVD-ROM refuses to accept a CD, I just wipe the back with my T-shirt and it works fine. :lol:
i heard putting it in the microwave for a second or 2 does wonders to a CD
i can't see how, unless you turn it on and you didn't say to turn it on lolQuote:
i heard putting it in the microwave for a second or 2 does wonders to a CD
my friend asked me a long time ago if I had any of that stuff you spray on cd's to cleans them, I said spit :blink:
Rinse the CD under the tap then dry it with a towel. USE THE COLD TAP THOUGH!
A Brillo Pad with Vim is great for those CD's that just wont work on and old CD-player. Oh yeah, dont forget to read my sig before though ;)
Peace
UKCDMan