darn it all to heck

[Dino Scuderia]

Just get some Novus 2 plastic polish and polish the scratches out yourself.

[man 430gt]

Hey. I happen to think that is a good avatar. I'm not changing it unless I'm ordered too.

I'm pretty sure Asif's gonna have to change his username first then

[kingofthering]

Okay. Tell me if you think this is a little too much. I am very fond of my GTA SA game for PS2. I play it regularily, and I love to cause mayhem. But I took it to my friends and it's got like 2 SLIGHTLY DEEP scratches on it. But you know what? I take it to a disc repair shop, and that's only cause it was lagging. But get this. The woman there said it would cost $10 to fix it! I'm not paying ten bucks to fix my game I payed $30 for. I just want to know if there's any way to repair discs at home using household solvents or anything like that.

theres a device called disc dr. its at game shops and it can repair discs.

[6speed]

Just get some Novus 2 plastic polish and polish the scratches out yourself.

where can I get it and how much does it cost?

[Dino Scuderia]

where can I get it and how much does it cost?

http://www.palgroup.ca/plastics/pal_polish.htm

Google is your friend.

[6speed]

I could have paid less for the repair. Anyone else? (yes, I know I'm chintzy).

[dydzi]

i heard you can polish the cd with the toothpaste, but never tried it personally

[Vaigra]

I'm pretty sure Asif's gonna have to change his username first then

Nowt wrong with my username, in fact, Wouter said I CAN'T change it

[6speed]

i heard you can polish the cd with the toothpaste, but never tried it personally

can anyone else verify this?

[Dino Scuderia]

can anyone else verify this?

Yes, back in the day kids used to polish there model car paint out with toothpaste...which is essentially a polishing compound that is safe to put in your mouth.

[6speed]

Do I use a thin amount or alot.

[6speed]

Ello?

[Dino Scuderia]

Safer to use a thin bit, go round in circles with pressure applied.

If it doesn't seem to be 'cutting' then increase the amount of paste. What you are actually doing is burnishing the surface with heat from friction.

[baddabang]

http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=search

Iv used it a few times, works ok.

[6speed]

Thanx for the help guys. I'll give toothpaste a try.