[ALL] JFJ Easy Pro Disc Repair Machine, Does it actually work?

[Chrispy]

I have a few games that have scratches and aren't readable that i would like to fix, especially fifa 12 but a new copy is like $40 alone.

I came across the JFJ Easy Pro Disc Repair Machine

http://www.gamestop.com/accessories/jfj-easy-pro-disc-repair-machine/88392?ref=recpdp&cross=800885

Was wondering if anybody has ever used it and if it can actually repair scratches or is it a waste of money

[Berowsk]

I'm pretty sure its a buffer, pretty much what they do at game stores when you ask them to repair them but on a much smaller scale. If it works like the pro ones, which I'm pretty positive it does, then it'll work fine. My buddy had one similar to this and I'd always bring scratched games to him.

edit: Just clicked the link, and his was no where near as nice as this one, so yeah, definitely expect it to work. His looked like this... http://www.google.com/products/catal...MAE#ps-sellers

...but it'd only repair small scratches from every day use, not "gouges" as this one claims to repair.

[PP]

These only work with surface scratches. I used to use them on PS2 when I had a buncha copied games and cd-rs would scratch easily. I haven't had any scratch issues with Blu-rays though.