Look for an electric grinding wheel and then get buffing pads. It likely will not require any "rouge", just a lubricant like H2O to keep from "burning" the surface. Maybe a bit of a solvent in it to "dissolve" any sticky stuff.
Industrial Strength Disc Polishing
I have tried a couple of Disc Doctor type devices and they all seem overpriced and mediocre in their performance. In fact, one or two discs where I gave the full treatment and polish never worked again - which was even worse than they were when I tried to polish out a few scratches.
By comparison, my local Game Stop store will take just about any disc you give them on trade, and they only deduct a buck or two to polish out the scratches.
Similarly, the local public library also has a machine which apparently keeps all of their CDs and DVDs playing.
In addition, you can bring in your own discs for treatment, but here too they charge a buck or two which I am sure will pay for at least one librarian over the course of a year if anyone uses it.
Therefore, could anyone please post advice, links, or their experience using a high quality disc polishing machine?
If these are not too expensive, it seems it would be a reasonably investment for anyone who had a big collection of music and movies.
By comparison, my local Game Stop store will take just about any disc you give them on trade, and they only deduct a buck or two to polish out the scratches.
Similarly, the local public library also has a machine which apparently keeps all of their CDs and DVDs playing.
In addition, you can bring in your own discs for treatment, but here too they charge a buck or two which I am sure will pay for at least one librarian over the course of a year if anyone uses it.
Therefore, could anyone please post advice, links, or their experience using a high quality disc polishing machine?
If these are not too expensive, it seems it would be a reasonably investment for anyone who had a big collection of music and movies.
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