You've got a point. How about "Vette ruigpoot"

missed it by about a month for the two year resurrection, there.

I read this someplace since I am a big fan of vinyl. It said to restore a scratch in a vinyl record to apply toothpaste and rub gently not too hard to rub the paste out or to rub in a new scratch but that it would set into the scratches.

I have personally washed my vinyls in dishwashing soap and applied a thin surface of rubbing alcohol which cleans the dust and restores the record to almost new.

Any of you collect or have vinyl this does work not sure about the toothpaste. vinyl rules and lasts way longer than cd's . I admit though that a stack of vinyl's weighs tons more and is harder to store than a rack of cd's but the audio quality and the preservation is worth it. I wish more music was placed on vinyl now. Surely they would find a way to have us burn our important stuff onto vinyl's in this day and age if vinyl was still the preferred mode of music.

Somebody invent a portable vinl home burning system and make a mint.!

On Manics note......BRASSO....the stinking stuff used to clean BRASS.....workd wonders on ssratched CD and DVD's
i found this out, because my kids scracth the video games they have, and i have to fix them all the time.....it takes some elbow grease.....but it works.

well back to DEBUG HELL

Okay I will try the brasso thing.......... I got a Gorillaz CD all scratched up I love and since i can't play it what's to lose......... you have a cure for cracks?
lol yeah... debug hell... I got that coming my way too........ and it's funny you can post but your post doesn't go to the top.

Tanks muchy for the brasso tip

ooh, Gorillaz. Which CD?