ebay question

I wouldn't risk it. Ebay heavily favors the buyer whenever there's a dispute. I assume you've done all the best cleaning possible to try and fix your cart?

Have you tried cleaning the contacts on the cartridge?

>>3585003
This, OP.

Vigorously rub the contacts with a dry Q-tip, then put 99% rubbing alcohol on the other end and vigorously rub the contacts down with that.

Wait for the alcohol to try and see if the cartridge works. If there's still gunk on the contacts, you might need to get a fine emery board and gently rub it on the contacts. I've salvaged a few carts that way.

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>>3584975
don't pussy around with rubbing alcohol. if you want to fix your shit get yourself some brasso.

Thanks guys

>>3585045
Use this stuff OP. I bought a box of a dozen SFC carts and they were so dirty that 91% alcohol alone wasn't enough. I used a bit of Brasso and all the games work on the first try. Use this stuff when other options fail.

>>3585045
>>3585386
NO NO NO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Brasso is abrassive shit, rubbing alcohol is fine, also a soft white eraser is good too.

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>>3585045
Wipe the brasso off with one of these large erasers, then wipe the contacts down with alcohol to remove the brasso residue and let dry. I've cleaned several games with corroded contacts this way and now they all play perfectly.

>>3585045
Polishing compound is a good way to destroy something when you intend to clean it.