It’s your pet peeve. You lent your best friend Fred the Halo 3 disc (it’s your favorite game) a week ago and now you’re dying to start shooting some alien enemies. The game disc has returned to you, but with visible scratches and it suddenly does not play on your Xbox 360 anymore, at a time when you most want to play the game. How do you control your anger and not blow up at Fred?


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Moreover, because all discs protected with d_skin Protective Disc Skins are readable right through the skin, you need not remove the protective skin while playing video games as well as while burning data onto blank discs. The protective cover doesn’t degrade sound quality, file integrity or interfere with the laser.

So, before you lent the next Xbox game to your best (and sometimes careless) friend Fred, get one of these Protective Disc Skins from www.dskin.com. It’ll go a long way in getting back your disc with not a single scratch on it!
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Nice product, but it only solves half the problem. Scratches on either side of the disc can damage the recording media. While multiple lasers can accommodate scratches on the bottom side of a CD/DVD, scratches on the top side (which is often thinner than the bottom) can irreparably damage the data itself.
If I could I want to get this for all my CDs. Is it available in Asia yet?
Yes, you can scratch a disk from the top but the top has extra protection and 95% of discs scratch on the bottom have a look at http://www.d-skin.com/how_it_works.php you will see that a disc has 5 layers and remember the lazer reads from the bottom not the top this is what stops discs reading.