I have tried once with car abrasive cream - on a non commercial - very nice children songs - totally ruined - CD: IT WORKED. Even if it was not "back new" I was able to perfectly copy the tracks and master a copy. For professional results the machine of Amazon I think is better... but for a couple of CDs, it will not be worse. Use cotton and very fine paste - or even toothpaste - thats slightly abrasive too (but probably not enough... I have read of it as a solution for removing scrubs from the visor of motorbike helmets).
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I have tried once with car abrasive cream - on a non commercial - very nice children songs - totally ruined - CD: IT WORKED. Even if it was not "back new" I was able to perfectly copy the tracks and master a copy. For professional results the machine of Amazon I think is better... but for a couple of CDs, it will not be worse. Use cotton and very fine paste - or even toothpaste - thats slightly abrasive too (but probably not enough... I have read of it as a solution for removing scrubs from the visor of motorbike helmets).