JFJ Easy Pro Universal CD/DVD Disc Repair Machine

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NO HEAT...NO ODOR - The liquid cooled repair process means no heat or damage to the disc. Other brands use heat from a high-speed buffing process to repair the disc. The problem is, heat can damage a disc by warping it. Heat also produces odor. Do you really want your library to smell of melted plastic? If you have a collection of DVDs or CDs that have been scratched or damaged in some way, you might be considering purchasing a disc repair kit. These kits can be a great way to restore your damaged discs to their former glory, but with so many options on the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one for your needs. In this article, we will go over some important factors to consider when selecting a disc repair kit. Types of Disc Repair Kits OK the whole “known to mankind” part of that sentence may not be true but by the time I finished it sure felt like it! Toothpaste works as a mild polish on optical discs. It is believed that polishing the disc with toothpaste removes a thin layer of plastic, fills in the scratch areas, and makes the scratched disc readable again. 3. How does Vaseline remove scratches from CDs? When it comes to repairing your damaged discs, you want a kit that is easy to use. Look for kits with clear instructions and simple, intuitive processes. If you are not comfortable with using liquids or special tools, you may want to opt for a kit that uses a dry process or one with simple, straightforward instructions. Cost

The ECO Master is a 50 disc, fully automatic disc repair system for CDs, DVDs, Books on Disc, Blu-ray, and even the latest game discs.FULLY AUTOMATED - Repairs up to 500 discs as a batch...select the depth of repair on the color touch screen & press start. Walk away...It's that simple!! FULLY AUTOMATED - Repairs up to 50 discs as a batch...select the depth of repair on the color touch screen & press start. Walk away...It's that simple!! Most scratch-damaged discs can be repaired; but discs suffering other types of damage or excessive scratching can't be.

All the manufacturers of these machines openly admit there is just so much machines like these can achieve depending on how severe the scratching is.First and foremost, it's important to understand the different types of disc repair kits that are available. Some kits use a wet process, which involves applying a liquid solution to the damaged area of the disc and then buffing it out. Other kits use a dry process, which involves buffing the disc with a specialized tool or pad. Wet process kits are generally considered more effective at repairing deep scratches, but they can also be messier and take longer to use. Dry process kits, on the other hand, are generally easier to use and faster, but they may not be as effective at repairing deeper scratches. Repair Capabilities

And one final note (Really!) is that if the damage is minimal and you are only dealing with one or a few discs then possibly you can do this by hand. Repair times: 2, 5 or 8 minutes depending on disc type and overall damage. (Blu-Ray Discs require 5 minutes minimum). I guess the real choice would have to be a personal decision as to what kind of investment you want to make to recover your damaged discs and how often you would use one of these machines. Vaseline, or petroleum jelly, can be used to fill in scratches on CDs. The idea is that the jelly fills in the scratches, making the CD readable again. Other methods, such as using bananas or toothpaste, can also be effective for fixing old CDs. 4. How do you resurface a disc without a resurfacer? This is easier said than done but there are ways you can limit the amount of grime that ends up clogging up the grooves on your records. For starters, handle your records with care. Never touch the grooves, instead hold the record at its edges. If you do get any finger prints or dirt on the playing surface, wipe away gently with a soft, clean cloth.Both the #1 and #2 choices are good machines it’s just that the JFJ Eyecon represents on average, better value and marginally less negative votes. Excessive scratching: Scratches too deep or numerous may affect the ability to repair it. Typically however, 94% of discs can be repaired.