Advice for repairing scratched games?

Does anyone have any tips to offer for repairing a PS2 game that is scratched to pieces. Some kind of cheap home remedy?

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

Does anyone have any tips to offer for repairing a PS2 game that is scratched to pieces. Some kind of cheap home remedy?

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Sorry fellas, I found an answer to my question online. http://www.redtopic.com/CD-fix.html

Still, a cool click is waiting for anyone who has anything to offer even if it's an
"I would have been glad to help."

"I would have been glad to help." :D

8) Anytime dude.

By the way, car wax? Who'd of thought. I'm going to have to keep that in mind. ;)

[EDIT:] I found a better tutorial on wiki ;D http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Scratched-CD

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Originally Posted by Chris N.

By the way, car wax? Who'd of thought. I'm going to have to keep that in mind. ;)

[EDIT:] I found a better tutorial on wiki ;D http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Scratched-CD

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CC man! I've heard og wikipedia but never wikihow. Thanks, Chris. ;D

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

Does anyone have any tips to offer for repairing a PS2 game that is scratched to pieces. Some kind of cheap home remedy?

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Piss on it and rub it in butter... Hope this helps

I always use toothpaste. It works like a charm. 8)

I would have said boiling water and buff it with Bilbo's mother *Ahem* ..A soft cloth..

But i'll try the car wax in future :P

I have a game that is notoriously known to have scratched disc issues. It would never play right on my original ps2. After my ps2 "broke", i got the newer slimmer one as a christmas gift to replace it. It played the game no problem. I dunno if the laser is supped up or what but it will read pretty much anything within reason.

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Originally Posted by Tito_BHB

I would have said boiling water and buff it with Bilbo's mother *Ahem* ..A soft cloth..

But i'll try the car wax in future :P

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;D