Disk Resurfacer- Other than JFJ

mason2595mason2595
in Help Wanted!
Hello!



I currently have a JFJ Pro and I am not a big fan as it leave light burn marks in the disk. 



I want to upgrade any one have experience with the ones below?



Hybrid 2.0 venmill



Azuradisc Dual II



I want to ideally stay under 2k



Thanks!

Comments

  • pujolsfanpujolsfan
    I have the original VMI Hybrid. It's a nice machine. If you deal with super deep scratches, you might want to pair it with the QuickSand machine. Of course that's another $800. PM me if you want to talk in depth or have questions. I've had my machine since it first came out.
  • nonameononameo
    I've noticed this as well, I wonder if there are people out there that have JFJs that don't do this while sanding. I mean, I can do it but I have to wet sand and it's messy and time consuming. I also wonder if it's wearing out my machine faster.
  • kwazakwaza
    Sorry to bring back an old topic. I was just curious if anyone owns the Venmill Quicksand. I own a RTI Eco Pro 2 and its an awesome buffing machine, its great for small to medium sized scratches and I've repaired a ton of games, however it still seems to struggle with deep scratches. I can get those deep scratches but it requires a lot of minutes wasted on the QC card. I was thinking of getting the Quicksand to pair it with my Eco Pro 2 but haven't seen any reviews about it online yet. I was considering the JFJ Easy Pro as a sanding machine but I've read mixed reactions on it as some have said that it sands discs unevenly sometimes and cause disc read errors.
  • Nes FreakNes Freak
    http://azuradisc.com/PRODUCTS_2/Uno-120V-Machine/120-Volt-Uno-Disc-Repair-Machine.html
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