How Do You Clean Your CD's?

Sedond: There is a similar product that is made for fiberglass boats. I have never made the trip to South of LA to pick up another bottle (to try on CD's). I used it for years on my wife's plastic snowdome collection and the stuff would polish out minor scratches without fogging the clear plastic.

dekay, any decent automotive paint/body parts/supply shop should have it. mebbe even pep-boys, tho i haven't checked.

doug s.

I'll start by taking a small bottle up to my mechanic's, who also has a body shop. I am really cheap.

The cat hiss method - I have 2 cats. one likes hard rock,etc. the other classical and jazz. Anyway if I am playing a classical or jazz so I can just sit and read my cat Bashful hisses if she hears static or whatever from the CD. So I stop the player clean the disk and reload. She then will either hiss again or lays down,I figure it's clean if she lays down. Go figure cats.
take care and enjoy the music
Denny

Use Micro-Smooth and Optrix from Mapleshade. Go to www.mapleshaderecords.com, each produt costs about $16.95+s/h. The Micro-Smoth is good for about 300 CDs,Optrix for about 100CDs. The sound improvement is extreemly noticeable.