Materials: (available at most auto supply stores and Walmart)
IMPORTANT NOTE #1: Before purchasing the PlastX read the entire back label for directions and precautions. Specifically verify that the Polish can be used on scratch CD's. Do not purchase the product if for use on CD's not listed.
STEP 1. Apply the polish following the manufactures directions. Again per Meguiar's directions, use color "A" microfiber cloth to remove the dried polish residue .
Your DVD's scratches may either disappear or be greatly minimized. Note that more than one application may be required.
STEP 2. Thoroughly wash the disk with window cleaner and cold running water. Thoroughly dry the washed disk with color "B" microfiber cloth.
IMPORTANT NOTE #2: Never use color "A" microfiber cloth to dry the washed disk. Never use color "B" microfiber cloth to remove the polish residue from the disk. Microfiber cloths may be washed per manufacturers instructions. Never interchange the cloths. Doing so could leave polish residue on your disk and possibly damage your HD-DVD player. The applicator pad is also washable.
This method is much less expensive that buying a scratch removing machine. It worked for me with a terribly scratched Netflix "Sleepy Hollow" HD-DVD" disk.
Good Luck
- One - 10 fl. oz. bottle of "Meguiar's PLASTX Clear Plastic Cleaner & Polish"
- One - "Meguiar's Even Coat Applicator Pad" (or other brand)
- Two - "Meguiar's Supreme Shine Microfiber"cloths (or other brand), preferably in two different colors
IMPORTANT NOTE #1: Before purchasing the PlastX read the entire back label for directions and precautions. Specifically verify that the Polish can be used on scratch CD's. Do not purchase the product if for use on CD's not listed.
STEP 1. Apply the polish following the manufactures directions. Again per Meguiar's directions, use color "A" microfiber cloth to remove the dried polish residue .
Your DVD's scratches may either disappear or be greatly minimized. Note that more than one application may be required.
STEP 2. Thoroughly wash the disk with window cleaner and cold running water. Thoroughly dry the washed disk with color "B" microfiber cloth.
IMPORTANT NOTE #2: Never use color "A" microfiber cloth to dry the washed disk. Never use color "B" microfiber cloth to remove the polish residue from the disk. Microfiber cloths may be washed per manufacturers instructions. Never interchange the cloths. Doing so could leave polish residue on your disk and possibly damage your HD-DVD player. The applicator pad is also washable.
This method is much less expensive that buying a scratch removing machine. It worked for me with a terribly scratched Netflix "Sleepy Hollow" HD-DVD" disk.
Good Luck
