cd dvd paper labels warp dish

Hi Folks:
I've been having problems with paper labels shrinking when the cd
or dvd gets hot and warping the disc. Sometime so much the disc
scrapes in the drive! When taken out, I can see the dishing toward the
label. I've taken alcohol and soaked the paper labels, and scraped
the labels off, and the cd/dvd is the fine. There must be some
company that makes labels that allow the cd/dvd to flex, by
stretching. I think a plastic label would be perfect. Has anyone
heard of such thing?
Thanks!
Harry

wrote:

Hi Folks:
I've been having problems with paper labels shrinking when the cd
or dvd gets hot and warping the disc. Sometime so much the disc
scrapes in the drive! When taken out, I can see the dishing toward the
label. I've taken alcohol and soaked the paper labels, and scraped
the labels off, and the cd/dvd is the fine. There must be some
company that makes labels that allow the cd/dvd to flex, by
stretching. I think a plastic label would be perfect. Has anyone
heard of such thing?
Thanks!
Harry

I think general opinion is labels are a no no. In this day and age it
is quite easy to get a reasonably priced printer which will print to
discs directly, then simply order discs which have a printable
surface. I know that sounds a bit like an arsey answer but it may well
be your best option.

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