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US 7,459,419 B2Granted
CD cleaner and restorer composition and method
OwnerLeslie C. Andersoninventor
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Abstract
A single step rub-on, rub-off combination cleaning and waxing CD and DVD restoration method and composition particularly suited for repairing damaged and dirty reflective coatings.
Claims10
A combination cleaning and waxing CD and DVD restoration solution for damaged CD and DVD surface covering comprising:
- a. a paint sealant comprising 18-27% of the solution,
- b. a clear coat cleaner comprising 18-27% of the solution,
- c. a fast acting paint restorer comprising 18-27% of the solution,
- d. a polymer paint sealant comprising 18-27% of the solution, and
- e. a velocity glaze emulsion comprising 5-10% of the solution, which when mixed with the paint sealant, the clear coat cleaner, the paint restorer and the polymer paint sealant forms a smooth creamy composition for friction application to the damaged CD and DVD surfaces to cause surface changes immediately softening and removing oxidization from the surface covering and forming a wax like film filling scratches to seal the original surface covering and restore the surface reflecting properties of the damaged CD or DVD.
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A method of making a combination cleaning and waxing CD and DVD restoration composition comprising:
- a. mixing together
- 1. a paint sealant comprised of petroleum distillate, mild polishing agents, cleaners, and reactive silicones comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution weight,
- 2. a clear coat cleaner comprised of silica, water (7732-18-5), diatomaceous earth (61790-53-2), aliphatic petroleum distillate (64742-47-8), and pine oil (8001-09-3) comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution weight,
- 3. a fast acting paint restorer comprised of water (7732-18-5), mineral spirits (64742-48-9), aluminum silicates (66402-68-4), silicone fluid (63148-62-9), and petroleum distillate comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution, and
- 4. a polymer paint sealant comprised of paint sealant, architectural polymer resins, polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE), petroleum distillates, silica CAS #7732-18-05, Stoddard Solvent CAS #8052-41-3, blend of anhydrous aluminum silicates CAS #66402-68-4, liquid siloxane mixture CAS #61790-12-3, and petroleum spirits comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution to form a solution, and
- b. adding a velocity glaze comprised of a speed hand wax-buffer high polish comprising 5-10% of the mixed solution by weight until a smooth creamy composition results.
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A method of cleaning and waxing damaged CD and DVD surfaces comprising:
- a. mixing together
- 1. a paint sealant comprised of petroleum distillate, mild polishing agents, cleaners, and reactive silicones comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution weight with
- 2. a clear coat cleaner comprised of silica, water (7732-18-5), diatomaceous earth (61790-53-2), aliphatic petroleum distillate (64742-47-8), and pine oil (8001-09-3) comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution weight,
- 3. a fast acting paint restorer comprised of water (7732-18-5), mineral spirits (64742-48-9), aluminum silicates (66402-68-4), silicone fluid (63148-62-9), and petroleum distillate comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution, and
- 4. a polymer paint sealant comprised of paint sealant, architectural polymer resins, polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE), petroleum distillates, silica CAS #7732-18-05, Stoddard Solvent CAS #8052-41-3, blend of anhydrous aluminum silicates CAS #66402-68-4, liquid siloxane mixture CAS #61790-12-3, and petroleum spirits comprising 18-27% of the mixed solution,
- b. adding a velocity glaze emulsion comprised of a speed hand wax-buffer high polish comprising 5-10% of the mixed solution by weight to the above components until a smooth creamy composition results,
- c. friction applying the resultant creamy composition to the damaged CD or DVD surfaces to cause surface changes immediately softening and removing oxidization from the surface covering,
- d. allowing it to dry and form a wax like film, and
- e. removing the excess wax like film to fill scratches and seal the original surface covering and restore the surface reflecting properties of the damaged CD or DVD.
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