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    Be VERY careful with sandpaper... had some quickly wear through brittle contacts once. Sucked, never will use it again.

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    I've been using Brasso on some my games that I couldn't get to work. The same games I tried with alcohol and water and the rubber eraser. Brasso shined em right up and they are working perfectly in my toaster.

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    I do not know why but Nintendo Dan sounds like a good Xbox live account name.

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    i clean my games with bullets!

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