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This past weekend I went through my DVDs & made sure the ones I wished to keep were functional.
Lo & Behold, my Apocalyptica DVD was not.
It had something like stains on it that would not buff out with just a microfiber cloth.
Eventually I got brutal with a Scotch-Brite that claims on the package it will not scratch, but it scratched the Hell out of it.
Here's the irony, it played in my blu-ray player fine after that.
Still not able to read it in my PC DVD-Rom reader/writer, however.
I got out the Turtle Wax Scratch Remover, it did nothing.
Took it over to the local 2nd-hand bookstore where they have a polishing machine, two spins on that & it looks alright, but still unrecognizable in the DVD writer.
So, what or how are you polishing your blu-rays & DVDs?
Lo & Behold, my Apocalyptica DVD was not.
It had something like stains on it that would not buff out with just a microfiber cloth.
Eventually I got brutal with a Scotch-Brite that claims on the package it will not scratch, but it scratched the Hell out of it.
Here's the irony, it played in my blu-ray player fine after that.
Still not able to read it in my PC DVD-Rom reader/writer, however.
I got out the Turtle Wax Scratch Remover, it did nothing.
Took it over to the local 2nd-hand bookstore where they have a polishing machine, two spins on that & it looks alright, but still unrecognizable in the DVD writer.
So, what or how are you polishing your blu-rays & DVDs?