Favorite CD treatments?

Herbie's Audio Mat is one of the only tweaks I've run into that a crowd of about 25 audiophiles also all agree is effective. The cost $20, so it's not too risky.
The only downside is that they lose stickiness and need to be washed w/warm water & dishsoap to regain the tackiness required to stay on the CDs. Cheers,
Spencer

Wash your hands before you handle your discs.

Shine Ola. There is a thread that I'm going to attempt to direct you to, hopefully this works ...

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?ddgtl&1096407732&read&keyw&zzshine=ola

Mapleshade's micro-smooth - I had two cds that had numerous skips that two CDPs just would not read and play. After applying micro-smooth to each they both played smooth as silk. As for all the other benefits the maker claims I do think I hear a slight improvement in the overall clarity. But for sure it does help laser read the disc. Hey $16.95 is money well spent.

As Jes45 has stated Shine Ola is the one that I used and I must admit it works pretty well. The dealer I go to gave me a money back offer if I did not feel it helped the sound, and it did. David