Hmm, you will probably ned some kind of equipment but nothing too expensive or elaborate. check outthis link…I hope it helps! http://www.ehow.com/how_892_repair-scratched-cds.html

Isn’t there some kind of stuff you can rub on to fill in the scratch? I had a movie once that was all scratched up - this lady at the video store rubbed some stuff on it and it worked like new.

JulieRuin - 07 June 2006 05:16 AM

Isn’t there some kind of stuff you can rub on to fill in the scratch? I had a movie once that was all scratched up - this lady at the video store rubbed some stuff on it and it worked like new.

That’s what I thought too, but I couldn’t remember what it was called or where to get it.  I went to my local video store and asked them when I was returning a game.  They wouldn’t give much help, but offered to fix it for $2.75.  I guess that isn’t a bad price, but I was hoping for free.  I think I will take it in there and let them work their magic.