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OfflineGoogle may help in finding replacements.
Yes, I know that doesn\'t help. It\'s the best answer I can give. What else can you expect from a Freelance Bum?
BTW, you got in a wreck? I\'d be more worried about myself/the car.
I\'m sorry to say this but you can\'t really repair CDs. Have you tried playing them? I don\'t think the top of a CD affects the actual disk, so you might be in luck.
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yeah i\'ve scrathed the tops of my CD\'s before. nothing big happened they still played. They sell those one do-hickys that it peels on layer of the bottom off (the scrathed layer) and then it still plays on the bottom layer. My brothers girlfriend had one..... it worked on my videogames too.....
But yeah i know i would rather brake my arm than loose my CDs. And i would wonder that if a cd could get so messed up in a wreck, how did mr. Windrider fair in it?
How DO you repair scratches on CDs?
My little brother messed up my .hack//Outbreak PS2 game this morning, the bottom is covered in scratches.
If there are scratches on the top, sorry, there is no way of fixing them. Also, if they are CD recordables, the all data on the disk will be unuseable/readable soon.
[Edited on 6-6-2004 by Breakman]
Here\'s what my brothers girlfriend had.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005B9W6/qid=1086487524/sr=8-1/ref=pd_ka_1/102-9152496-84409 55?v=glance&s=electronics&n=507846
Yeah..CD data is held on the top of the disc. If there\'s bad scratches on the top..then you\'ve already lost some of the data.
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