On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 17:40:37 +0800, Rheilly Phoull wrote:


jakdedert wrote:
David Nebenzahl wrote:
boardjunkie spake thus:

doorrag wrote:

I know I shouldn't have left it where it could happen, but I did. Can
anyone help?

Take off the bulk with a soft cloth and something flat but not
sharp. Then rub off the rest using a clean part of the cloth.

Remembering, of course, to rub only in a radial direction (that is,
in a line between the center of the disc and the edge) and not
concentrically, for that, as we all know, is how CD read errors are
generated.


The OP didn't state just on which side of the disk the wax melted. It
makes a difference. If the label side, one must be VERY careful with
any kinds of solvents/scratches. The shiny side is a little more
forgiving, as it has thicker protection...although optical clarity is
of course imperative.

jak

Reading the posts is not your forte ??

You think everybody knows which side a CD is recorded? You've never
seen some idiot lay a CD upside down on a table in order to protect the
wrong side?