Need Help

[Joker]

How can I clean up a game without buying one of the scratch doctors?

[Flow]

windex and water :P

[Joker]

My friend told me windex would eat it up, but I will test it on one of the games I dont play at all before I try it on one I do play :P

[murch]

i here that toothpaste in very small amounts fixes it, never tried it though.

[mw.Kris]

Lol I think if you use some special chemicals that should be out now if should fix your cd/dvd/blu-ray :laugh2:

[Joker]

Well. I will see how much a Disc Doctor (SCRATCH REMOVER) costs when I work at GameStop, I may just buy one for the hell of having it.

[the silent x]

Don't buy the disk doctor, it completely ruined one of my movies, my DVD player won't even recognize that it is a DVD format now.

[Hitchhiker]

I've heard this multiple times but have never tested it myself. Put the disc in a toilet, and flush. I'd check that up online first though.

Edit: Wow, I didn't notice how long ago this was. Sorry for helping gravedig.

[Blade Kiro]

Rubbing Alcohol and cotton balls.

[+mw.beast]

i here that toothpaste in very small amounts fixes it, never tried it though.[/b]

Yes, my friend descratched his copy of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas using toothpaste..SO I guess it works. :)