I just inherited 800-1000 CD's and a lot of them are filthy

I looked at the list, but I didn't see anything new. Does that mean that eyeglass cleaner or Dawn is still the best way to go? I have the Novus kit for the scratches, and a bunch of old tee shirts.

Thoughts?

JD

curiousjim08-26-2018 12:08am

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erik_squires Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 5,268 posts 08-26-2018 at 03:50am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete You can also dry them with clean towels. Dry straight across, and avoid circular motions!
davidpritchard Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 801 posts 08-26-2018 at 04:04am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I have found it best to use micro fiber cloths and not cloth towels. David Pritchard
oregonpapa Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2,850 posts 08-26-2018 at 05:02am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete ^^^ Micro fiber is the way to go. Really cheap at Costco.
jafant Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 10,525 posts 08-26-2018 at 05:40am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete curiousjim nice score! Good advice as above. Happy Listening!
elizabeth Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 6,726 posts 08-26-2018 at 02:09pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I use a car fine polish. Meguiars Scratch X to polish CDs and DVDs.I use VIVA paper towels. Sadly Viva now makes cheap ones too. Use only the wide smooth version. The imprinted with a textured pattern are not any good, nor are the narrower tear off sheets as good. Only the plain wide tear off sheets are really the best. (like cloth)Washing first is a good idea. If you have thousands, perhaps investing in a CD polishing machine? All the used stores seem to have versions of CD polishing machines.

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