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

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Flexographic inks are alcohol based, IIRC. Might that
damage the substrate?
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Wonderful question, which is to say that I plain do not know. Otoh
scrreen printing also tends to be based on rapidly evaporating solvents
......
Nicolaas.
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Kind regards & _Seasons Greetings

Peter Larsen
 
Otoh scrreen printing also tends to be based on rapidly
evaporating solvents
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And/or UV-cured coatings. Especially important when
doing multi-color to avoid contaminating the screen with
the previous color.
 
William Sommerwerck said:
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.
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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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