This how-to video shows you a very simple method to remove scratches on your DVDs and CDs! The magic fixer is toothpaste. Don't throw out any of your favorite movies, records, or software. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to rescue and repair scratched CDs.
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Toothpaste works great at removing scratches on the glass of your watch as well. Take a little and rub it into your glass surface with a rag. Like magic the scratches can vanish.
i don't know if it will work. i'm going to try it on a cd that i really don't care much about just in case.
I will do the same...Use an old CD or DVD that I don't care about. I am excited to see if it actually works. I have heard so many different ways to clean a CD or DVD - Maybe I have finally found the right answer!
Can i fix the scratch on my laptop monitor with this?
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i cannot see any vedio.i dont know what.s wrong?
how about a mp3 player? does this work?
it works!! the cd wont be perfect.... but it will play again
hi
Me too! I can't get anything.
OMG THIS IS THE BEST ONE I EVER FOUND NOW I DONT HAVE TO BUY CD CLEANERS
Why have to use toothpaste instead of dvd scratch remover?
du no
TOTALLY FAKE. Don't let this guy fool you, he takes the SCRATCHED CD out of camera view 0:12 and comes back with a NEW CD 0:13
hey dud is this for true i have a ps3 game god of war if i clean it up will the scratch be gone
for small scratch,s yes if you use a wet teeshirt the same for vehicle headlights I use auto-paint&body buffers the pads are soft the speed is adjustable and if your easy and pay attention and look at the small details you can also fix your stuff 4 free what do I know Im just an ol fart whos been around later ya,ll
does it work with all types of toothpaste?????????
tried it didn't work, knew it was too good to be true.
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