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Tip - fixing scratched CDs !Read this in the paper yesterday. I am sceptical by nature and wondered if it was this simple why I'd never heard of it before; but figured why not try it! if it worked, great; if not, I still had a CD that would only play half-way thru and then stick and not play. Well, I'm pleased to say I did two last night and they now play all the way thru!! Spray the CD with Pledge wax (assume any wax would work), then gently wipe off with a soft clean cloth. Works for me! 
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Wow! I'm sure I must have a scratched CD somewhere .........I would love to try that out!  Thanks for the tip Eileen! |
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It seems too easy, doesn't it? I don't know if it has to be re-done after a certain amount of playing, but it worked! |
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I'm going to buy some polish and do all my cd's regardless great tip |
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My OH always uses T-Cut (Polish for cars with wax) on our CD's and it works a treat |
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