Anything you can spray on a "normal" cd to allow inkjet printing?

"Peter Larsen" wrote ...
Otoh scrreen printing also tends to be based on rapidly
evaporating solvents

And/or UV-cured coatings. Especially important when
doing multi-color to avoid contaminating the screen with
the previous color.

"William Sommerwerck" wrote in message
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Since posting this I tried matte-white spray paint shot in several mist
coats from about 1 foot above the disc. The column of paint by the time
it
hits the disc is a bit larger than the disc and thereby seems to give
even
coverage. My guess is it won't affect the balance.

The mass of the paint is so small...

Haven't you seen the Mythbusters episode in which they spin CDs on a
high-speed drill? You have to reach thousands of RPMs before a normal
(uncracked) disk breaks.

I've had one CD-ROM shatter in my 48x drive. It was one of the kids' games,
so it was likely cracked by the kids since they tend to mishandle CD-ROM's.
After taking apart the drive and pulling the pieces out, the CD-ROM drive
still worked fine. ;-)

Jeff
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