Scratched Cd

Mr_Skint_2

Well as someone who worked for Sony Labs in Cheltenam, we had to ditch all polishing pastes with amonia as ultimately it damaged the disks.

I think youve been lucky, Or Sony were lying to us.

uncle_buck_3

Well when you have a scratched CD that you can't repair with your non abrasive & no ammonia based polishes don't throw it out send it to me....you never know we may share the same taste in music!

Mr_Skint_2

uncle_buck wrote:

Well when you have a scratched CD that you can't repair with your non abrasive & no ammonia based polishes don't throw it out send it to me....you never know we may share the same taste in music!

I do love a good chuckle :rotfl:

Well when youv'e finished with your P1200 or Superfine wet and dry
3M is the best make, P1200 = Grit particles Per linear inch, I shall
use it on my car with some dove soap, more lanolin, and then use it
with my lambswool mop or sponge mop with my Farecla G3 compound.

:beer:

uncle_buck_3

Fair swap!