> You could try resurfacing it, if you can find some place that does that. 
> Mind you, you don't want to do that a lot, since every time you repolish 
> the disk you take a bit of the plastic off, but, in principle, it will 
> fix "most" scratches, as long as the damage is only on the plastic side, 
> not the data layer.
> 

I have a CD with an MS-DOS game. It's full of scratches. And when I say 
"full", I don't mean just "a lot"; I really mean it as in "there isn't 
any space left for any more scratches".

Last time I tried, all disc access took several minutes, until a certain 
point during installation where the drive decides it's completely 
hopeless and gives a read error.

I wonder *where* I can get it "resurfaced"...

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