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  1. What kind of surface coating to the discs do they use. I know Ritek hub printables feel less coated but easier to print on with less ink but what about the Verbatims? Are they like the Taiyo yuden hub printables?
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    Well, NOTHING that I have ever seen compares to Taiyo Yuden Watershield discs. If this is what you mean by "Taiyo Yuden hub printables", then you are sure to be disappointed. I have used Watershield discs. I have never used TY's hub printable non-Watershield discs.

    Verbatim's hub printable material is not glossy at all. It's flat. I find that while the quality is acceptable on them, that they take a while to dry. If you have a lot of blacks on your labels, you need to be careful because the blacks will still come off at least a little even days after printing. I have hands and fingers that tend to sweat a little more than normal so this is a bigger issue for me than it might be for a person with normal hands and fingers. I hope that helps.
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    TY watershields ARE the best after printing. Verbatims seem to be a bit rougher than TY.

    I'm watching the watershields at the moment: $63 per hundred shipped at supermediastore.
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  4. Ok so they're flat like Riteks. Ok good to know. I guess I will use the Taiyos. One thing though I believe I at one time either bought the more glossier white hub printables made by either taiyo or ritek and I noticed that when I printed on these the ink never makes it to the edge of the disc like the flat white hub printables. If I try and expand it all that does is get ink all over the rim of the disc. There was no middle ground.
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