Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:58 AM, David Garcia <garci...@acrllc.com> wrote:
The Springville library uses aquanet hairspray to repair cr-roms and dvds.
How does that work? Fill in the grooves? Can that be called a
"repair" or just a sticky temporary fix?
Gabe
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It fills in the scratches and scuffs and yes it is a temporary fix.
Might be enough to make the disc readable again. Yet on the other hand
it might damage the CD rom drive.
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