Printable DVD Protection Spray...?

Rick Meyer

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Does anyone have a link to a good product from a reputible site? I am looking for some spray to waterproof my inkjet printable CD/DVDs. I thought that a google search would be easy...but I was wrong...

Rick
 
wow. thanks guys...i spent an hour on the Internet looking for a spray to protect my DVD prints and who knew it was right in my own neighborhood at the friendly Walmart store.

Thanks!
 
rlm7189 said:
Does anyone have a link to a good product from a reputible site? I am looking for some spray to waterproof my inkjet printable CD/DVDs. I thought that a google search would be easy...but I was wrong...

Rick

Are you going swimming with your DVDs?
 
I've thought about using an overcoat like that but am fearful of gettnig overspray on the recorded side. It seems to me that after 2 or 3 DVDs, the spray area would get too contaminated with overspray to keep the DVD clean. How do you guys do it?
Thanks,
Dan
 
Alexa said:
Are you going swimming with your DVDs?

Ha! Very funny. But Alexa, I'm still a little bummed towards you about that riddle....you know, I went to your website like 5 times a day for 3 days in a row and drew a complete blank. However, I did it while I was at work with the audio OFF. Ugh!

;o)
 
TeleDan said:
I've thought about using an overcoat like that but am fearful of gettnig overspray on the recorded side. It seems to me that after 2 or 3 DVDs, the spray area would get too contaminated with overspray to keep the DVD clean. How do you guys do it?
Thanks,
Dan
Get your sunday newspaper. Lay some DVD's out on it. Spray. (I let sit about 10 minutes then a passes over it with a heat gun). Remove DVD's. Turn paper over and repeat. When both sides have been used, discard and use the next layer.

Alexa said:
Are you going swimming with your DVDs?
I started coating mine when I had one sitting on a table one day and dripped some water on it. The ink started streaking and looked real crappy.
 
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