Having a Pro resurface your games - Updated with a Question and a note for MN TNler's
I have a personal policy that I won't buy used games with deep scratches or many nicks at all. I may buy a lightly scratched game still if it is hard to find or rare.
Anyways I was at a Gamestore the other day and asked to see the disc, it was slightly scratched so the clerk offered to fix it. They had a machine that looks like it sharpens tools but with some covering on in. In a few seconds it was flawless again. They said they would fix and cds I wanted to bring in for 50 cents to a Dollar. Interesting as this seems to be a good thing, I've heard too many bad things about Game Doctors so maybe this is a solution? Some Gamestops I believe will resuface your disks for a small fee too.
I suppose there is always a risk but a place like that may come in handy.
Anyone pay for someone else to resurface your games?