SkipDr Premier Disc Repair System

ive had this thing for many years. or at least the first version. if i had taken care of it better and not lost the rag it would still do the job. it still does. the first cd i repared i couldnt even get to play on any song. it was a bad quallity cd, the kind you can see thru. it fixed it. i want a new repair kit. i highly recommend this product.

Had several discs with deep circumferential scratches (the kind which cause skipping and freezing). The SkipDr actually FIXED these problems! True enough, some discs required 3-4 cycles to achieve a complete repair. Just follow the instructions (particularly fully wetting the disc and buffing in a radial direction) and your discs will be like new again. In one day, the SkipDr paid for itself many times over. Highly recommended!

Am surprise, what this little machine do, i borrow from a friend. I used in a dvd badly scratched, and i buy it right away. Thanks for the inventor, we save money.

This is the best DVD repair system out there.
I have small children who have scratched so many of our DVDs making them unviewable, that we were looking at hundreds of dollars to replace those beloved movies. We have tried many repair systems, some of which only damaged the movies further. The Skip Dr not only works brillantly, but it is very easy to use. And both the price of the original system and replacement parts is extremely affordable. Take it from this Mom you can stop looking, because you have found the best and most affordable option!

Okay, I didn't get it from Amazon, but rather a competitor brick and mortar store. (bb) FIrst of all, I had a badly scratched disc: long, deep, circular scratches. It was caused by a minor shake on my X360 on the "GTA IV Legend of Gay Tony" disc that I had just bought. After a horrible crunching sound from the console, I retrieved the mangled disc. I first tried the so-called "toothpaste fix", but to no avail: the disc was ruined. I bought the Skip Dr. and used it once and tested it. Nothing. I cleaned the disc a 2nd time. Nothing. I checked to see if it was okay to do it multiple times and saw that it was, and did it 5X in a row. (I figured, what the heck, what do I have to lose?) I used the disc in my 360 and: Success! Fully restored! My tips: use a lot of the cleaning fluid, really soak it every time you use the Skip Dr., and use the buffing cloth in the recommended fashion. (Buff out towards the edge, not in circular patterns.) This will work on your worst XBox 360 disc malfunctions: Highly recommended!

I've only had my Skip Dr. for a few days now and have already repaired 10 or so PS2 games and they all work like a charm. My only complaint is that the abrasive surface on the flexwheel seems to wear out quickly. Maybe they should start including an extra one. Anyway, games are $20 to $40 a piece, so by repairing 2 of them rather than replacing them, the machine has already paid for itself. Good product!!!