Disc repair systems

[cas]

I'm wondering, does anyone have a JFJ Easy pro disk repair or a SkipDR? I have a lot of scratches discs that could bring me in a few bucks such as BO2, 2k13, etc. Does anyone here know what companies such as gamestop, or block buster use to clean the discs? I'm thinking about buying a JFJ Easy pro and cleaning discs for money lol. Thanks for any help

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Just read the reviews for the JFJ Easy pro, all 9-10 (1-10) reviews. Also has a 100% MONEY BACK guarantee, any insight would still be nice.

 

[CJ]

I work for GameStop we stopped that in stores years ago we send them to our warehouse but alot of pawn shops have these and will buff games out for like 2 to 3 bucks atleast where I live they do

 

[cas]

Do you by any chance know what you guys used for it? At my local gameland they're secretive dicks. They go to this back room and all you hear is like a drying machine jumping around. I asked what they used and they just said "A system we don't sale" and wouldn't say more. So far all reviews have been amazing.

 

[CJ]

Honestly have no clue try your local pawn shops bc one you will not want to buy one of these machines back when I worked for Rhino games before GameStop bought them out we had these for a good one its a couple hundred bucks and the stuff you have to buy for the machines were pricey aswell

 

[cas]

Yeah the machine is only $119 at walmart, I've spent $60 on four copies of BO2, $240. First disc snapped somehow. Second disc gained a big circle scratch the day aftfer I got it because the drive was "uneven", third, I got it because the 2nd stopped working. My xbox stopped being able to read discs, so I bought it on demand. Considering only 2 of those work till this day, I could've saved $120 if I had this machine, only on Bo2 :[ Thanks for the insight though