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  1. 9th Mar 2004 13:39 #1
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    Ok folks, I went and searched for something unrelated, and found the following info. As it turns out, there is indeed a way to make your inkjet printed disks water resistant:

    http://www.primera.com/news/news_detail.asp?newsID=115

    New desktop unit laminates inkjet printed CDs and DVDs for a glossy, professional finish that is highly resistant to water, scratching, smudging and UV light.



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    Accent is priced at just US $3495 (MSRP). The ADL-100 High-Speed Autoloader is priced at US $1395 MSRP. Lamination film pricing varies depending upon the type selected and ranges from US $0.10 per disc to US $0.25 per disc (MSRP). Discs printed by other printing technologies, such as screen-printing or thermal transfer can also be protected with Accent’s clear or holographic overlaminates.
    Just $3500 The word "just" makes it sound so economical
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  2. 9th Mar 2004 13:42 #2
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    OK , so if everyone here pitches in we can buy one, and swap it out to each other every week.
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    Only $3495 .. what a steal! 8)
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    Maybe I will drive by and take a look.

    They are good about giving samples out to those that walk in, maybe I will try and get some.
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    Originally Posted by Tiny71
    Maybe I will drive by and take a look.

    They are good about giving samples out to those that walk in, maybe I will try and get some.
    That would be cool! Of course few of us will be able to afford such a machine, but those that are selling disks might be interested.
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    I cannot believe this is as big of a topic as it is.. I have printed on well over 500 discs and never a smear or water hazard. I mean if you cant keep water off your discs then maybe you shouldnt be playing near electricty either.
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    Hmmmm, I wonder if I can label both sides of a double sided dvd and make it still play. LOL
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    Originally Posted by jaxxboss
    Hmmmm, I wonder if I can label both sides of a double sided dvd and make it still play. LOL
    Yes you can, but you have to paint the written side first or the ink won't stick!
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