Users questions 

Can Gamestop resurface discs?

Joe Ford

Can Gamestop resurface discs?

GameStop doesn’t resurface discs in the store or do any type of repairs in store. If you have a broken disc or console, we send it to our warehouse in Texas and refurbish it. There is usually a $5 fee when trading in a scratched game to cover the resurfacing cost.

How do you fix a really scratched disc?

How to Fix a Scratched DVD

  1. Clean the disc with a mild soap and warm water. This will remove any oils and finger marks.
  2. Dry the disc with a lint-free cloth.
  3. Squeeze toothpaste on the disc.
  4. Rub the toothpaste on the disc in a straight motion (not in a circular motion) from the center to the outer edges.
  5. Wash off the toothpaste and dry the disc.

How do you fix a scratched CD with Vaseline?

Simply take a cotton ball and dip it in some alcohol to clean the area near the scratch. Then apply Vaseline or Petroleum Jelly to the disc. The Vaseline will fill in the scratch, hopefully making it readable again.

How do you fix a scratched disc with toothpaste?

Toothpaste as CD Cleaner To restore a damaged CD, apply a dot of non-gel formulat toothpaste to a cotton cloth and rub in a straight line from the center of the CD outward, covering any scratches. Rinse off the toothpaste with water.

How long do you leave toothpaste on a disc?

Apply the toothpaste in a circular motion. After the entire playing area is covered with toothpaste, set it aside. Allow the CD to dry for 5 minutes.

Can I clean a CD with Windex?

1. DO NOT use household washing materials such as windex. 2. DO NOT wipe in circles.

Can you use water to clean discs?

Dampen a clean, soft, cotton cloth with water. Use straight strokes and wipe the disc (non-labeled side) from the inside rim to the outside rim. Using a dry part of the cloth, repeat step 2 to dry the disc. After cleaning, be sure to store your games properly.

Can you use Windex to clean dvds?

You can use a few different products for a cleaning solution without worrying about them damaging the DVD: Lens cleaner for eyeglasses or electronic screens that is water-based. A mild dish soap that is water-based. Window cleaner such as Windex.