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I have CDs from the 80s and 90s that are eaten by metal-eating bacteria. Good luck resurfacing that layer.
by lightedman 7y ago
I have CDs from the 80s and 90s that are eaten by metal-eating bacteria. Good luck resurfacing that layer.
- r_c_a_d 7y agoTry contacting the original publisher. I did this with the small number of my discs that "rotted" and they were replaced with brand new ones without question. Probably because the industry made such a big deal about them "lasting forever" at the time of release. One disc was not replaceable (it was a weird compilation album that was no longer available) but the publisher let me pick another disc from their catalogue instead.