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Conditioning cds and dvds, before playing

Exceptional results, treating the label side, with a new Turtle Wax product.

It is called "Hybrid Solutions, Pure Shine Misting Detailer."  20 ounces for $20.        A real bargain in the audio world (!) and I'm a season away from trying it on cars. Simply spray onto the label side of the disc and wipe off. 

I am hearing incredible highs, smooth and detailed, and enhanced bass also.  There is greater depth, height, and width to the sound, while maintaining a natural presentation, bringing you closer to the music.

sgordon1
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kijanki
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$1 per ounce is cheap, but spraying each CD top label takes time.  It is much easier just to spray top of the CD player - once only and works for all CDs   :)

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ditusa
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@jasonbourne52 +2

secretguy
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I use my pressure washer to clean the laser.

dabel
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@designsfx 

I’ve been that dog more times then I’d honestly like to admit. 

 

scott22
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Here is something from  the  archives  that really works, sometimes, RainX used to bead rain on windshields is great for repairing scratched CDs! Place a drop or two on the CD and us a soft rag to buff it around, so long as the scratch is not real nasty It works!! I saved many CD over the years using RainX oh and it works on windshields as well.

https://www.amazon.com/Rain-X-Ounce-Rain-Repellent-PACK/dp/B076YXDCLZ/ref=asc_df_B076YXDCLZ/?tag=hyprod-20&

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