Skippy Disc | How the Repair Process Works

.: How the Repair Process Works


	After repeated use the polycarbonate plastic on discs can become scratched and scuffed, resulting in annoying interruptions or a complete loss of laser detection. Once this happens, cleaning kits are ineffective. The play surface of the disc now requires resurfacing and polishing to operate as intended. With advanced equipment it's possible to restore the play surface of CD's, DVD's, and Game Discs to a virtually flawless condition! The repair process is done with high-speed automated precision equipment that uses material specifically tested and proven effective on CD, DVDs, and game discs. The severity of the damage on the disc determines the level of repair needed. Our repair technicians inspect each disc to determine the severity of damage and repair it using the appropriate number of refinishing stages. If your disc is badly damaged with deep scratches it will go through several refinishing stages and one polish cycle. The initial stage is done with precision sanding that effectively grinds the shiny surface to the depth of the deepest scratch. The subsequent stages are basically the same, but with finer sanding grades that begin to smooth and reshine the surface of the disc. The final polish cycle gives your disc the brilliant shiny look allowing for optical clarity needed for uninterrupted laser detection. Will the disc be restored 100%? Skippy Disc will repair the disc to "virtually brand new condition". The original polished appearance will be restored. Some virtually undetectable hairline scratches may remain. Any damage done to the top or label side cannot be repaired.

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