10 ways to remove CD scratches
Published by Cristian September 17th, 2007 in How to... and Video. Tags: No Tags.
Since I watch videos on Metacafe I found a lot of techniques to remove CD/DVD scratches with a lot of different things I couldn’t even imagine.
So…you can remove scratches from a CD with:
1. A Banana
2.Toothpaste
3. Household items
4. Chewing Gum
5. Kitchen items
6. Salive
7. Chocolate
8.Kethcup
9.Cadles
10.Foreman paste
I dind’t try them all, but I think some of them really work 
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With Chocolate??? This is weird
toothpaste contains abrasive particles, WTF?
whatever happened to backing up the damn CD and store the original in a safe place?
Toothpaste *does* work, the abrasive particles perform a rudimentary version of what a resurfacing machine does. I’ve used this on CDs that have gone from unplayable to 0 skips.
It does work!! now I have a clean cd that does work, thanks!
Awesome
If you use a candle to fix scratches on your CD I will personally come down to where you live and cock slap you for your stupidity.
The candle one was the worst one, he just turned the cd. you can see the scratches at the top.
Also all these cds were copies… why not just burn another.
Kethcup? Salive? Cadles?
No doubt chocolate would be the best if CDs shouldn’t have started to scratch by themselves to have some…
hi just to remind one can also remove scratches with sandpaper and a hammer .
i had much success using a gas stove
Why not semen? CD’s are for pr0n anyway
Toothpaste works yes, but it’s not some mysterious property of toothpaste that does it. And letting it dry is stupid. The reason it works are the tiny abrasive particles in it. It would work a lot BETTER if you rubbed it around a lot to effectively resurface your CD. Brasso works even better for the same reasons, though the fumes are are a drawback. Chocolate also works for the same reasons. Tiny abrasions resurface the CD by removing a really thin layer of the plastic. Lastly, don’t use a candle. That’s just stupid. If you don’t have brasso, toothpaste should work, but I’d recommend brasso.
U can shit on the cd it’ll work
lol none of these methods worked for me. out of curiosity i tried them all on an old AOL installation disc and NONE of these methods workd
AOL CD’s dont even work when you get them. :):)
I’ve tried to rub a brick with a CD. It leaves a nice shiny metallic finish on the brick, very cool. Will try with a DVD soon.
Thanks for information.
many interesting things
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omg this is stupid why use a candle WTF!!!
thats so damn stupid
if there is anyone retarded out there i swear u use the candle i willkillu withmy bare hands dotn be retarded thats just stupid and illbring my evil monkey and my lil brother he willmurder u with his eyes…>.>…Yea im serious he will BTW the brick thing does work lol ..XD JK i suggest using a hammer against ur brain…XD lol
Well i’m pissed. I tried the toothpaste one, ’sept my CD is REALLY scratched so i left it on a bit longer. Put it in my playstation, still couldn’t read the cd, “BULLSHITTT!”
Did I do something wrong? =/ Maybe more toothpaste…?
Blah. Knew it was too good to be true.
just use Oil. e.g Balm, coconut oil. and rinse
The tooth paste has some microscopic peices of sand and shit in it which buffers the cd