Tired of your CDs and DVDs skipping? There's a simple fix to mending all of those scratches and scuffs. And the simple trick involves a pencil eraser and a soft cloth. No more skipping discs or unplayable movies!
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3 Comments
im skeptical, but if my cd wont play then what do i have to lose? nice tip... if it works of course
But erasers aren't clear, even for fine scratches, I think this would make things worse. The laser would refract more with eraser residue blocking the data on the aluminum side of the cd...
does this work
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