Mink posted:

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smear some toothpaste on it. works for me.

btw, I'M DEAD SERIOUS, it works.

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DeeperShade posted:

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First post. Registered just to confirm that toothpaste may indeed clean scratches from a disc surface.

I've used the technique before when trying to get a fine finish on perspects(sp) that i've been sanding.

Most toothpaste contains small grains of randomness (not sure what they are but they're there). Squeeze some toothpaste onto a surface to be fine sanded and then rub it against a clean plain piece of paper (preferably resting on a flat clean surface).

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Scorpion1156 posted:

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toothpaste? who thought of that?

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TheMonster posted:

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I thought that the video game manual warns people NOT TO USE ABRASIVE CHEMICALS on discs.

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Dinobot posted:

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TheMonster posted:

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I thought that the video game manual warns people NOT TO USE ABRASIVE CHEMICALS on discs.

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I haven't tried it. I really don't think I would to be honest. I know people flush their games.

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TheMonster posted:

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Dinobot posted:

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TheMonster posted:

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I thought that the video game manual warns people NOT TO USE ABRASIVE CHEMICALS on discs.

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I haven't tried it. I really don't think I would to be honest. I know people flush their games.

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I really wouldn't recommend it. I use a clean white t shirt with no decals and wipe from center ring to outer edge.

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Tiberius posted:

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I've heard of water used before, but not a lot of it.

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Dinobot posted:

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Tiberius posted:

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I've heard of water used before, but not a lot of it.

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It's gotta be damp but no so wet.

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