About CD'S
A compact Disc consists of clear protective, digital data, and reflective layers. Most scratches are in the clear protective layer and can be repaired by CDSAVERTM
How CDSAVER® Works
The wall of a scratch is white and obstructs laser light transmission. CDSAVER is a special formula conditioner that clarifies and coats the wall to allow clear laser transmission. Although the scratch may be visible to the eye, optical laser transmission of digital data is restored through the previously scratched surface. CDSAVER cleans and restores your CDs to like new condition.
Directions For Use
Simply pour a few drops of CDSAVER® on a disc and rub into the surface with sponge side of applicator, fingers, or soft tissue.
Allow to set for 60 seconds.
Rinse with warm water and air dry with cloth side of applicator to a shine. (A soft tissue may be used to remove solution if water is not available).
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Simply Pour On and Wipe Off
CDSAVER® is a
special formula conditioner that clarifies and coats the wall of a scratch to allow clear laser transmission. The wall of a scratch is white and obstructs laser transmission, creating skips.
Upon application of CDSAVER®, optical laser transmission of digital data is restored through the previously scratched surface (scratch may be visable to the eye after treatment). A deep scratch
into the digital layer is not repairable. CDSAVER® will restore discs with light and medium scratches. CDSAVER® cleans and restores your CDs to like new condition. read more...
