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Posted by Bob on 12/31/05 19:15
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 09:59:36 -0800, <normanstrong@comcast.net> wrote:
>A couple of points:
>
>DVD's are not the same as CD's. The active layer of a CD is right below the
>top coating of the label side; the active layer of a DVD is buried in the
>center of the disc and cannot be destroyed by any common solvent.
Are you saying that the OP called Roy L. Fuchs can't even tell the
difference between a CD and a DVD? Incredible.
>Acetone will attack polycarbonate, which is what the discs are made of,
>although it isn't a matter of instant ruin.
I said to use it very sparingly. But now that I know isopropyl alcohol
will do about as good, I no longer use acetone.
>Sharpie pens are just the ticket to write on both DVDR and CDR. The ink can
>be removed by alcohol; plain isopropyl alcohol. Indeed, this is what I use
>to remove Sharpie ink when I make a mistake.
Only on a slick surface, like silver lacquer. If it is inkjet
printable you will just smear the ink.
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