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  1. 4th Jul 2006 02:53 #1
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    The top of them is so dark, my blue and black pens become hard to read

    I'm guessing a white cd-r pen, are they available?
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    Silver or gold pens.
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    Do white pens exist?
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    Almost...it's called silver...

    KIDDING.

    If a white pen does exist it will most likely be a Sharpie...but I've never seen one. My wife is an avid Sharpie collector...we don't have a white one.
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    The silve and gold pens do a great job of eating right through the coated surface of most discs. However, I'm not familiar with the specific discs in question.
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    the datawrite blue markers are pretty bright on the dark grey topped titaniums.
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    Originally Posted by rumplestiltskin
    The silve and gold pens do a great job of eating right through the coated surface of most discs. However, I'm not familiar with the specific discs in question.
    Not Sharpie silver and gold.
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    Never tried it on a DVD, but I've used white out pens forever to label wires and DVD cases and anything else that is basically dark.
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    Originally Posted by hech54
    Not Sharpie silver and gold.
    A-ha! Good to know. Thanks.
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