Could a paint product remove CD scratches, like it does on paint?

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imported_Speedy

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This may seem a little odd, but I figured it was worth asking!

I guess CDs have a plastic coating on them, and obviously not similar to paint, but would some products work to remove the little scratches that get onto CDs (yes, sometimes I neglect to keep them safe in their case!).

Thanks if anyone can think of something!

Scott
 
I haven't really tried this with CDs but I'm always getting scratched DVDs from blockbuster. I put the DVDs in and it usually freezes at some crucial part of the film. To combat this, I've been putting a thin coat of Meguiars Gold Class wax on and buffing it off and it works incredibly well. Kinda funny.



---Matt
 
I've used the Novus plastic polished on CDs with excellent results, and I've even used rubbing compound/polishing compound/ScratchX/Mirror glaze for deep scratches (a relative term). As long as the scratch is radial, it works OK. Some scratches include a slight cracking of the plastic as well; for those there is no hope.





Mosca
 
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