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The best way to do it is to find a rental store that has a resurfacing machine. They'll usually charge a small fee but it almost always works, they'll give you the money back if it doesn't work (usually, ask if unsure), and it looks almost brand new.

 

Skipdoctor may work, but it makes your CD look like crap.

 

There are cheap kits that can fix small scratches; they're a cloth with a small pouch of goo. They're really cheap but if the scratches aren't extremely minor they won't help much.

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If it's anythign serious, buy a new CD. I've heard Skipdoctors do more harm than help

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Polish it lightly with Brasso or other brass cleaner, in a back and forth motion from the center of the disk to the edge, don't use a circular motion.

 

If the label is damaged, the cd is probably ruined.

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