There are other Auto Clear Coat scratch removers that might also work. I think I'm currently using a product called Scratch Out CD/DVD cleaner and polish. Again, it has been my experience that these are less abrasive than Polish made specifically for CD/DVDs. Rub it around lightly over the effected area with your finger, then wipe it clean.Ĭurrently I use an old bottle of T urtle Wax 2000 Polish, works fine. I also have some CD/DVD cleaner/Polish that is more abrasive than the car polish. If found that good quality mild car polish works well. Shop Quality & Best DVD & VCD Player Directly From China DVD & VCD Player Suppliers.
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