With care not to scratch the disc, if the disc is already scratched the cleaning will not help
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If it didn't it wouldn't be an xbox 360 disc cleaner
Most home remedies do not work. Since your disc is already unplayable it would not hurt to try anything on the disc that does not leave a film on the on game disc and dirty your disc reader lens. The best solution is to get the disc professionally polished.
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With care not to scratch the disc, if the disc is already scratched the cleaning will not help
you try to buff the scratch out .then you go and gets some stuff to clean the disc real good .when clean the disc go in a circle which the cloth .never backwards or forward
There are multiple ways. The most common way would be to take a soft clean cloth, and gently swirl around the disk. A better and more effective procedure would be to buy a disk cleaner as they will not scratch your disc.
Rub a little blob of smooth toothpaste on the disc then rinse it off under water, be careful when doing this though as a lot of toothpastes look smooth but actually have tiny hard pieces in it to help clean your teeth and that could scratch the disc more.
Cleaning Xbox or other video games can be a little tricky. You must be sure to use a clean soft cloth and gently wipe the disc so that you do not scratch the game.
you use tooth past and get a SOFT cloft if its tisseu you will scratch your disk then clean off or to get off use hand sanetizer and clean with finger DO NOT USE CLOTH
USE BABY OIL!!!!!!!!!!! pour it on the scratched side of the disc and use a cotton ball, cotton swabs, or GENTLY with your fingers to rub it around on the disc. start from the inside of the disc and rub it to the outside of the disc and then rinse under water and pat dry GENTLY. DO NOT USE TOOTHPASTE
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Gently wipe the disc with a lint-free cotton cloth. Never use paper or any material that may scratch the disc or leave streaks.Wipe from the center of the disc outward. Never use a circular motion.
No, air cannot scratch a disc by itself. Scratches on discs typically occur when there is direct physical contact with a rough surface or an object that can cause damage.