Stick to DVD albums made of heat-resistant polypropylene and durable Koskin? Thanks.
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I can't say for sure as I have not tried it. But, it sticks very well to notebooks with a very high gloss and to the plastic found on the white notebooks I use.
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Hello....No,not a good idea... The weight will be too much due to the number of DVDs. The wood is made out of particle board.
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The page backing is a textured plastic or vinyl material but it is not rough. The front (sleeve) itself is smooth plastic. If you are worried about scratches to your discs I don't think it should be a problem. I hope this helps.
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I had no problem. Found it rather easy. Just use the printable DVDs---not labels.
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I have put these into post bound albums. I haven't had any problems. I think there are some post bound albums that might need specific page protectors but as long as you can use any of the regular 12x12 brands in that album, these will work as well!
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Yes, you can Jamie P. They are really sturdy and hold a lot of DVD's. I recommend them highly.
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No idea. I didn't keep the packaging. Generally, if something is inexpensive, I just don't keep records on it.
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havnet tried but with as tight as the can fit in there I wouldn't think it would work out very well. I just label each disc with a fine point Sharpie if it was one that I burned myself. There also programs you can buy or get free to catalogue them on your computer.
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There is a place to put the cover for the dvd's on every page. You can't put the entire plastic case in the pages though. The plastic is too thin (and would likely rip) for that. The book would also get too heavy and bulky. I took the paper out of the dvd holder and put it in the rectangle slot then threw the plastic covering out.There are at least 100 pages so if losing the plastic is ok then this would be fine. I hope that helps!
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These are the only thing that you want to use for DVD's or Blu-ray discs. Do NOT use the paper ones on DVD's because they will expand & contract with changes in humidity and will definitely ruin your DVD's. I destroyed a batch of DVDs within a few days in the summer from using the paper type CD labels.If you plan to do a lot of DVD's, look for a "stomper" style tool to apply them. they're relatively cheap and easyer to apply the labels with.
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I believe it would be called a tray type. Pops out and you lay DVD in 'tray'
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Artisan 240 Disc Black Faux Leather DVD Album with 120 Liner Notes and Title Cover Page Capacity Using Metal Ring Binder i can get 20 or so pages per ring and ther is 4 rings per binder theese are the best strong and durable .... and i use both dvd slots per page most times
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Thanks Jessica. I'm not very good at setting up computers, etc. so I'm a little afraid of scanning but at the same time, I do want to get rid of all the photo albums onto DVD's. Do you think I'll have a lot of trouble getting up and running?
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I can't add much to that which has already been said; the point has been made that this is CLEANING EQUIPMENT, not magic. I would add, though, that if you find physical damage after cleaning, you might try some 1000-grit abrasive paper...wet-or-dry sandpaper as used in auto finishing...it can cut the tops of the scratches to remove the "curl" of vinyl. Sometimes there's improvement in sound. If it's a beloved disc you're trying to save, might be worth the time and effort.
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I think it is kind of a pain to open the frame up, and I think the metal tabs will wear out in no time if you are opening them often. think it's better to store the album cover in the frame and keep the vinyl in a separate jacket.
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It will work either way. In my case, I left the LP's in the jackets. I used only duplicate items. If the LP's themselves are valuable or sole copies, I recommend getting white sleeves and keeping them by themselves outside the frames.
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Possibly, it's vinyl, but I wouldn't recommed it. I don't think it would last too long exposed to the outside elements.