cd spray tweaks?

mapleshade's internet advertisments would never make their way past federal or many states' consumer protection laws, if anyone cared to enforce them. i read through all of mapleshade's claims for their tweaks on the "tweaks & wires" section of their website (i know, BTW, that many a-goners admire their wire). they are, nearly uniformly, absolutely outrageous, unfounded and, in my estimation (as a longtime veteran both enforcing and challenging the FTC act), comprise intentional misrepresentations of the first water. shame on them for resorting to the ways of last century's snake oil salesmen. shame on you if you beleive them.

I have tried a few, Optrix, Disc Solution etc and they may clean your CD but I heard no worthwhile inprovement in sound
of CD.....have not tried Maple Shade but I expect the results would be similar. I do use Auric Illuminator which is two step CD treatment and I feel it offers a slight improvement in sound consistently. I feel to really see if any treatment works for you get duplicate CDs and compare treated/untreated CDs over a period of several days.

Ahhh.. Way back when... like 10 years ago, EVERYONE was hot on coating CDs with a silicon product and doing the edges with green paint. I have 1000+ CDs treated this way. I used audioquest stuff and have to say it DOES work. (I use the Uni-Posa geen pens) (also on LDs and DVDs !!!! it creates a less grainy picture).
The particular product this company is selling probably works.... As for the post BEFORE mine... Yes some products could be snake oil???? are powercables and high-end cables in that category????
If you (original poster) have some scratched CDs (especially from in-car use) try out the scratch/polisher stuff.. I may try it myself. As for the spray, I'd bet it does what is intended and if YOU can hear differences in interconnect cables you probably will be happy with the results of the spray. ( have had a SIMILAR AQ product on my CDs for 12 years and no problems!)