How to Repair a Scratched CD
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0This technique works by using a rubbing compound that contains a grit to wear down deeper scratches on the CD. It also utilizes car wax to fill any remaining scratches, protect the CD, and keep the CD clean. Please note that this method will only work for CDs and DVDs, but will not work for Blu-Ray discs, as they are made of a harder material. Therefore, trying to wear down scratches with a rubbing compound would prove unsuccessful on a Blu-Ray disc.
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Rinse the disc with water and wipe clean to remove any dust or dirt.
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Apply a rubbing compound, moving from the center of the disc outwards.
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Wipe the CD clean with a new rag, removing any excess compound.
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Apply a thin coat of car wax directly to the CD, using a circular application method.
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Wipe the CD clean, removing any excess wax.
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Congratulations! You have successfully repaired the scratched CD!
Congratulations! You have successfully repaired the scratched CD!
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