I've tried cleaning it many times, didn't work, how can I have it repaired. Is there anything I can do at home? If not, can I have it repaired, or will I have to have it traded in?
Depending on how deep this scratch is, you can try using toothpaste (not the gel type) for the more lightly scratched areas; if it's really deep, your best bet is to use a CD buffer. Although you can buy one, you can try to use one from any Video Game or DVD rental store like Blockbuster.
If you look on microsoft's website, i think it says somewhere about sending your game in to them, and they will send a new one back. It takes about 2 weeks though.
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Depending on how deep this scratch is, you can try using toothpaste (not the gel type) for the more lightly scratched areas; if it's really deep, your best bet is to use a CD buffer. Although you can buy one, you can try to use one from any Video Game or DVD rental store like Blockbuster.
Alcohol
If you look on microsoft's website, i think it says somewhere about sending your game in to them, and they will send a new one back. It takes about 2 weeks though.
take alchol and put it on the disc then light it on fire that will get rid of the scrathes and u should be able to play it again
toothpaste. but if its deep cd buffer ive never tried alchohol but i will
my dad sprays this stuff on our rockband game..bring it over it may work..if it dosnt its wont get damaged
use toothpaste