Where, why and how did it all go wrong in the first place?!
Browse through our handy FAQ's to find out! The bite-sized chunks of info are easy to digest and can help you avoid or diagnose trouble in the future!
- What kind of discs can you repair?
- How much does it cost?
- Why should I bother?
- How long does it take?
- How can I tell if my disc needs repair?
- What types of damage can be repaired?
- What types of damage cannot be repaired?
- How many times can I repair a disc? ...with animated demo!
- How are discs made? ...with animated demo!
- How does it actually work? ...with video demo!
How many times can I repair a disc?
DEMO AT THE BOTTOM!
This depends on how deep the scratches are and how many layers need to be buffed down to repair the disc. A disc has a polycarbonate later 1200 microns thick.
A light scratch is 5-10 microns deep. With this in mind, any given disc can typically be repaired many times.
However, if the disc has foil damage or is cracked, it cannot be repaired.
DEMO AT THE BOTTOM!This depends on how deep the scratches are and how many layers need to be buffed down to repair the disc. A disc has a polycarbonate later 1200 microns thick.
A light scratch is 5-10 microns deep. With this in mind, any given disc can typically be repaired many times.
However, if the disc has foil damage or is cracked, it cannot be repaired.
Using the DiscChek ECO-SMART High Performance Optical Disc Repair System, skippydiscs can restore your disc back to its best!
Not only that, but the machine we use actually improves the disc quality. The high quality polish places the disc in pristine.
From no play to full play, skippydiscs will deliver maximum results with minimum hassle!
Find out more about your disc in our next FAQ: How are discs made? and we even have a demo video under the FAQ: How does it actually work?
Not only that, but the machine we use actually improves the disc quality. The high quality polish places the disc in pristine.
From no play to full play, skippydiscs will deliver maximum results with minimum hassle!
Find out more about your disc in our next FAQ: How are discs made? and we even have a demo video under the FAQ: How does it actually work?
skippydiscs demo of disc repair
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