What is the cheapest and best scratch repair on my older games?

[Edge of Heart]

I have a bunch of older PS and DC games that are all scratch up. I would take them to Gamecrazy, but at two dollars a pop I would end up spending more than 50 dollars. So is thier a product that can buy on the that works as well as Gamecrazy's machine? Thanks

 

[CloakBass]

If anyone has any suggestions I'd like to hear them too. I've got a scratched PSX Klonoa disc that I really want to play. I don't really need to fix anymore CDs besides that, but it'd do me well to have one as backup, I think. I also don't have a GameCrazy closeby so I can't go there.

 

[ninju D]

Honestly, the best thing to do is take them to a local used retailer (not EB or such) and have them do it for you. It'll cost around $5-7 per game, but the other options are basically useless. I used to work at a retailer and we used to promote the GameDr scratch removers, but those are $30-50 dollars and don't really do much (in fact they add a radial pattern during the "buffing" process).

 

[jousley]

In my experience, Gamecrazy's resurfacing machine is by far the best. Unlike those Disk Doctors that leave fine swirl marks all over the disk, the one they used at Gamecrazy looked like a brand new disk. This was even the case with the older blue playstation disks. If one is around you, I'd suggest it.