Disc Problems

[Korsakov829]

Brass cleaner? Don't know about that but you always could try ammonia.

[Robotic Pope]

Originally Posted by Korsakov829

Brass cleaner? Don't know about that but you always could try ammonia.

You can even use toothpaste to polish out a scratched disk. The abrasion takes off a very fine layer from the plastic on the disk. Just make sure you rub across the disk not around the disk.

[P-51]

Originally Posted by Robotic Pope

You can even use toothpaste to polish out a scratched disk. The abrasion takes off a very fine layer from the plastic on the disk. Just make sure you rub across the disk not around the disk.

Don't use toothpaste, its too abrasive.. It can completely destroy the disk. However I would suggest Brass Cleaner, it has worked before!

[Robotic Pope]

Originally Posted by P-51

Don't use toothpaste, its too abrasive.. It can completely destroy the disk. However I would suggest Brass Cleaner, it has worked before!

Thats nonsense. Toothpaste is nowhere near abrasive enough to destroy a disk, you'd have no teeth left if it was lol. In the past Ive fixed scratched PS2 dvds with toothpaste. I also fixed my Halo 2 disk and Dead or Alive 3 disk for the xbox1 with brasso.

[KAV]

Originally Posted by Robotic Pope

Thats nonsense. Toothpaste is nowhere near abrasive enough to destroy a disk, you'd have no teeth left if it was lol. In the past Ive fixed scratched PS2 dvds with toothpaste. I also fixed my Halo 2 disk and Dead or Alive 3 disk for the xbox1 with brasso.

Why do you scratch tem up in the first place, dont you have covers for them

[Robotic Pope]

Originally Posted by KAV

Why do you scratch tem up in the first place, dont you have covers for them

All Second hand, except for halo2 which was allways getting eaten by my old xbox. I think the disk was not quite flat enough.

[dkwookie]

I would only use toothpaste if it removes those annoying rear gunners from between the airfields