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Scratched CD +#17 + #10 = new CD
After getting my Clear Plastic Collection via UPS, I decided to try it out on an old, horribly scratched U2 CD I had. I haven't been able to listen to the CD in quite a long time, because one of my old carrying cases had become dirty, and it caused a few of my CDs to become "foggy" with these fine, harring-bone scratches.
After going at the CD with some #17, followed by #10, it literally looks brand new. I listened to a few of the tracks that were unlistenable before, and there was no skipping. I'll listen to the whole thing on the way to work tomorrow, but I expect no problems.
Yet another use for a great product. Btw, the CPC costs around 1/2 of what those CD resurfacers go for, and you can use it for so many more things.
After going at the CD with some #17, followed by #10, it literally looks brand new. I listened to a few of the tracks that were unlistenable before, and there was no skipping. I'll listen to the whole thing on the way to work tomorrow, but I expect no problems.
Yet another use for a great product. Btw, the CPC costs around 1/2 of what those CD resurfacers go for, and you can use it for so many more things.
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