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29-11-2003, 13:17
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scratched back up dvd
I have a back up madden 2004 tdk dvd that was scratched. I tried to repair it with a repair kit and now it wont even load. I know the kit is good because I use it on my music cds. I thought maybe its the dvd brand I am using has anybody repaired a disk if so what brand did you repair
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29-11-2003, 13:30
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I personally dont bother with repairing backup discs...
DVD-r's are so cheap now, I just make another backup... TylerDurden may be able to give you some advice, since he repairs some of his discs...
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29-11-2003, 14:38
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I dont know what kind of kit you own but. If the scratches are not all that deep then using Car polish and a soft cloth will fix them.
On some harder to repair scratches use a Disc Doctor either cd or dvd (their both basically the same) then polish off the fine scratches made by the Disc Doctor to make your disc look new again. Tyler!
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29-11-2003, 17:50
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Glad I could help.
Tyler!
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01-12-2003, 16:04
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I recently used a carwax buffer with a touch of Turtle car wax and was able to get out some slightly deeper scratches than the normal wear and tear scatches and worked out great. just thought i would pass this along incase any of you have a moderately scatched cd. It turned out like brand new.
Can be a little tricky to hold on to while buffing though so be careful when attempting this method. 
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