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Liquid Armor safely cleans, protects and beautifies absolutely
EVERYTHING!!! Metal, glass, plastic, chrome,
gold, silver, leather, vinyl, wood, etc... enhances all surfaces.
Liquid Armor Treated Compact Discs Offer Superior Sonic Performance.
Smooth frequency response and incredible dynamic range. Scratched discs have
always been a major pet peeve of mine. Liquid Armor was initially conceived to
safely clean compact discs and provide protection against minor scratches. It
turns out to have excellent anti-static properties and produces a high-gloss
mirror finish. I have come to the conclusion that the improved sound quality is
derived from the combination of these attributes. The high-gloss finish smoothes
out imperfections in the discs surface and in return cd’s sound much more
“analog”. I personally can not listen to untreated disc’s at all anymore. The
“jagged” digital frequency response is just too over-bearing for me. Especially
since I know it only takes a few seconds to treat a disc and I can be
enjoying smooth, dynamic Liquid Armor sound.
Use it on anything you want to have look its best and have added protection from
scratches, etc… Jewelry, watches, cell phones, computer screens, laptops,
cameras, sunglasses, ipod etc… Anything you value, this will make it beautiful
and protect it from finger prints, scratches etc… Leather, vinyl, wood, glass,
plastic… safe for all surfaces. Once you see it makes everything look better
than new, I’m sure you won’t run out of uses for it.
Compat Disc Application: Place disc label down on left pointer
finger and hold with left thumb. Spray mist on disc, rotate disc with thumb
while buffing side-to-side with micro-fiber cloth(use
included cloth, or you can use any clean micro-fiber cloth)
along what would be considered the radius of the circle(from finger tip to
edge of disc). Buff in this manner until droplets disappear. Then use dry
portion of cloth to buff to mirror finish. On some discs you may notice a
couple tiny plastic hairs on disc surface (they look like tiny finger nail
clippings). These are actually little splinters of plastic that are
sometimes still present on the edge of a compact disc after the manufacturing
process. They are harmless and will buff right off. So, throw on a favorite cd.
Give it a listen. Then treat the disc. Then listen to a new level of audio
bliss…
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