Does this clean the scratches on dvd/cds?
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I havent tried it on a dvd but the application should be the same. You are just removing scratches from the clear plastic so the disc is readable again. Shouldnt matter what is on there. Works great for games...which are DVDs really. FYI this is just the refill kit. You would need one of the actual machines to use this.
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It will clean up many of the normal wear and tear scratches, but if it's a deep scratch, it won't. How do you know if it will or won't? Only way is to attempt it. It's not that expensive and it definitely will clean and repair disks that have never been cleaned at all. That is why I would recommend it.
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Yes, this product actually works very well - I have removed surface scratches from both DVDs and CDs. I wore out my first polishing wheel after repairing perhaps 3 dozen disks that were mine, or that I checked out at the library. If the disk is deeply scratched or gouged, however, this will not fix it - nothing will. In order to work, the scratch can only be deep enough that it can be polished off so you have a smooth surface. You can, and I have several times, run a DVD disk through the machine more than once. I ran one disk through it 4 times before it would play. I recommend this product.BruceInTexas, retired engineer Yes, this product actually works very well - I have removed surface scratches from both DVDs and CDs. I wore out my first polishing wheel after repairing perhaps 3 dozen disks that were mine, or that I checked out at the library. If the disk is deeply scratched or gouged, however, this will not fix it - nothing will. In order to work, the scratch can only be deep enough that it can be polished off so you have a smooth surface. You can, and I have several times, run a DVD disk through the machine more than once. I ran one disk through it 4 times before it would play. I recommend this... » Read More Yes, this product actually works very well - I have removed surface scratches from both DVDs and CDs. I wore out my first polishing wheel after repairing perhaps 3 dozen disks that were mine, or that I checked out at the library. If the disk is deeply scratched or gouged, however, this will not fix it - nothing will. In order to work, the scratch can only be deep enough that it can be polished off so you have a smooth surface. You can, and I have several times, run a DVD disk through the machine more than once. I ran one disk through it 4 times before it would play. I recommend this product.BruceInTexas, retired engineer « Show Less
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Yes it does! Buffs them out long as they aren't super super deep scratches. Works great!
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I don't know, I bought it for my DVD recorder to clean it before recording. I would imagine that the DVD cleaner would work on any DVD unit whether it be a player, recorder or on a computer. The disc is same size. But as I said in the beginning, I really don't know, not tried it on my computer as of yet.
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No. It will not clean a CD from not working to working. You will need a CD cleaner.
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You do know there is a difference between Blue Ray and DVD, right?. The product specifically says it will clean DVD;s but not Blue Rays. As I dont have a Blue Ray player, not really sure of the correct answer. Just giving you my personal experience, although will be getting a Blue Ray player in the future. Found the following item on Amazon: Memorex Blu-ray Lens Cleaner by Memorex In Stock $5.95 new
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It does remove minor scratches. For example, I made home popped corn and didn't realize my pan was not a flat bottom, it got all of the scratches out from that situation. I highly recommend this product!!!
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I've used it on just about everything but vinyl. It will remove black marks and scuffs better than anything I've ever used. Use it in combination with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and you'll be amazed at how it cleans.
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Mr., Miss, or Ms? To answer your question, I have used the disk cleaner in all my machines and so far so good. I also have an older DVD player plus an older DVD recorder plus my Blu-Ray and I have cleaned all of them OK. with the disk cleaner in question. My hobby is seeing and collecting movies so I use my machines many hours a month. The disk cleaner did a super job on all of them and restored them back to original operating condition. I cannot guaranty it will work on your machine but it did work on all mine. "RAF"
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I've not used it on a CD or DVD, but I have used it on keys, and it sticks very well.
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Yes this cleaner should work on any cd, dvd, and blu-ray player. Just follow the instructions.
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It should be helpful as Long as the disc is not harmed or scratched beyond repair. Have not used it to repair discs, but it has a repair solution, and pads are included in this shipment. Good Luck
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I have not copied dvds yet..but cds are MUCH faster. I would assume the same would apply for dvds.
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It will not clean the disc. Designed for the player only. I found a blu-ray player cleaner at the local mega store. Need to read all the fine print. i used the Digital Innovations on my standard CD player that skips. It didnt help at all!
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Yes, definitely. It removes scratches from a variety of surfaces, but only if implemented per the instructions.
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It does help...it does a better job of hiding scratches than any other product I have used.
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I can't add much to that which has already been said; the point has been made that this is CLEANING EQUIPMENT, not magic. I would add, though, that if you find physical damage after cleaning, you might try some 1000-grit abrasive paper...wet-or-dry sandpaper as used in auto finishing...it can cut the tops of the scratches to remove the "curl" of vinyl. Sometimes there's improvement in sound. If it's a beloved disc you're trying to save, might be worth the time and effort.
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When it appens to me there's usually a smudge ion the disk, cleaning fixes it. Probably not much help.
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I do nothing to the disk until it does start skipping, or the player will not recognize the disc. When it comes to cleaning, I always start with the shortest spin time, and the least abrasive solution. Then look at the surface after a final cleaning. If still scratched, make another pass. So far, nothing has been too far gone to save.