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Juice $3.30 A powerful look at contemporary life in Harlem, focusing on an aspiring disc jockey and his teenage friends who have to make a difficult decision: Walk the straight and narrow or lead a life of crime. Eventually, they decide to rob a liquor store in response to an acquaintance’s death. Omar Epps, Khalil Kain, Tupac Shakur star; Ernest R. Dickerson, Spike Lee’s cinematographer, directs. 94 min. Wid… |
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Tournament Poker: No Limit Texas Hold’em $1.00 Tournament Poker: No Limit Texas Hold’Em lets you practice your tournament skills and experience what the pros do. Whether you play at a friendly local poker night, a card room in Vegas or the World Series of Poker, this is the game you need!… |
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Learn How To Scratch Vol I $22.95 Vintage re-release of the original “Learn How to Scratch Vol I” video now in DVD format. This DVD features “Cool DJ Red Alert”. Red Alert is a legend and one of the DJ pioneers of Hip-Hop music. On this DVD Red teaches and contrasts different techniques and approaches to becoming a better DJ for radio, club and live shows .This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Ama… |
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NOVUS POLISH #2 Fine Scratch Polish $8.42 No. 2 for Fine Scratches CRL offers two new types of plastic polish in convenient eight fluid ounce (237 milliliter) bottles. CRL Novus No. 2 removes fine scratches, haziness and abrasion from most plastic surfaces. It is not just a surface cover up, but will restore and protect. CRL Novus No. 3 removes heavy scratches and abrasions from most acrylic surfaces. Both polishes contain a light abrasiv… |
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Chatham 20-75B Kittery Point Plasma Small Base Finish: Distressed Antique, Hardware: Pewter Chatham 20-75B The Kittery Point Cherry Collection provides a variety of finishes to suit any bedroom. All of the finishes will be distressed allowing a radiant aesthetic to glow from the natural wood. Features: -Available in Distressed Natural (Light Cherry) or Distressed Antique (Light Brown) -All finishes will be distressed -Hardware available in Antique Brass Bails or Pewter Cup Pulls -Constru… |
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Chatham 20-65 Kittery Point Plasma Extra Wide Entertainment Center Chatham 20-65 The Kittery Point Cherry Collection provides a variety of finishes to suit any bedroom. All of the finishes will be distressed allowing a radiant aesthetic to glow from the natural wood. Features: -Please Note: Light Bridge shown above is no longer available -Available in Distressed Natural (Light Cherry) or Distressed Antique (Light Brown) -All finishes will be distressed -Hardware … |
Dvd Scratch Out!
Fixing XBox 360 game disc scratches with toothpaste
Dvd Scratch Out Questions
How to get scratches out of DVD’s?
Does anyone know how to get scratches off dvd’s? My kids have many Disney movies that cost a lot of money, and no matter how much I have tried to keep them out of their little hands, they are pretty scratched up. So I need a way to save them. Some of them are vaulted movies and only come out every 10 yrs. HELP!
try lens doctor…….i’m not sure though. maybe its only supposed to be used on glasses. i dont know
DVD Maintenance How to Make You Dvds Stay in Good Shape
There are several ways of making sure your DVDs remain useable. Some we already know such as, handling the disc by the edges. Always keep it dust free by putting it back in its case or sleeve. The data side always needs to be kept away from any oil based substances, fingerprints or anything that can leave a residue. Most importantly, keep DVDs away from constant sunlight, heat and anything that could scratch them. However, unlike the old VHS cassettes, magnetic signals and strong electrical fields can not affect discs. These do affect videotapes, credit cards or floppy discs.
DVDs will get worn/dirty after time and there are products to clean discs. There are plenty of cleaning kits you can find online. However, soap and water can do the trick or rubbing in alcohol. Remember, anything acidic or corrosive should not be used. You should use a lint-free cloth and very gently wipe the data side of the DVD. A light brushing motion starting from the hub/centre of the disc, rubbing outwards.
As with CDs, it’s not the data on the DVD that gets scratched from use or neglect but the plastic outer coating that protects the data. Therefore, the scratch dissects the path, which the laser must travel in order to be read. To repair these scratches on the plastic, you can fill the scratches or rub them down with optical material. As mentioned earlier, there are plenty of cleaning/repairing kits online that one can use for this. Or even your regular toothpaste will sort it out!
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