Printable surface CDs... NOT, NOT NOT, inkjet CDs.

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JoeChartreuse said:
Hewlett Packard, Memorex and Sony ALL make CDs that can be marked with Sharpies. Staples, K-Mart, Office Max, they're everywhere.. These are marked with designated lines (ie. "Title" or "Contents") and are very easy to find. Kinda confused about the question.
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Simple Joe... Memorex makes a DVD with a white surface that has the texture of flat paint. It is designed to write on the disc and stop sharpie ink from eating away at the disc... I just haven't been able to find the CD equivalent of it.
 
Sanford has used Sharpie markers on CDs for years and we have never experienced a problem. We do not believe that the Sharpie ink can affect these CDs, however we have not performed any long-term laboratory testing to verify this. We have spoken to many major CD manufacturers about this issue. They use the Sharpie markers on CDs internally as well, and do not believe that the Sharpie ink will cause any harm to their products.

Sharpie CD/DVD marker has a twin tip for added versatility in labeling CD and jewel cases.

(From the "Sanford" site)

Used 'em for years and have never had a problem.
 
I recently began using these and can vouch for the quality they worked flawless 100 discs no problem.
 
Jon Tuck said:
I recently began using these and can vouch for the quality they worked flawless 100 discs no problem.
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I have no doubt they work... I'm just worried about the ink.....
 
Papa Deuce said:
Simple Joe... Memorex makes a DVD with a white surface that has the texture of flat paint. It is designed to write on the disc and stop sharpie ink from eating away at the disc... I just haven't been able to find the CD equivalent of it.
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Staples
 
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