How do you fix an ''out of print'' scratched CD ?

Check out the link below for a company that makes several plastic polishes and a cleaner.

http://www.noscratch.com/novus/index.shtml

I used this product to remove some scratches on my car's lexan headlight covers. It works great and I'll bet it will do the job on a CD.

I have repaired hundreds of scratched CDs by polishing with toothpaste back and forth from center to edge. It looks like hell when you're done, but only about one in a hundred fail to give me a perfect read with EAC.

There's a guy here in Central NJ who does a great job for $5 per disc. Call 411 for Screams From The Gutter in Manville, NJ.

Don't bother fixing the current CD, buy another one. Check the link provided, there's a copy on Half.com for $2.42

http://half.ebay.com/cat/buy/prod.cgi?cpidEQ1703466AMPmeta_idEQ2

You're welcome...

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Rcprince has the right idea. I have used turtle wax to fix some cds. put small amount on scratch, let it dry, then very gently wipe off with TP. I've also seen a couple of cd "fixing" machines used in cd stores, so if you claim your cd is scratched, they'll fix it before returning your money. one was a sort of buffer using buffing compound, the other machine encloses the cd and it uses water and wax compound. good luck.