Are these matte labels anywhere close to glossy ones? Would you use them on commercial CD albums?
1878649
Matte finish, not glossy at all. I used it for a reunion DVD project with minimal showing usage. In my opinion, I would never use it for commecial CD albums.
1878650
I would most definitely use these labels on commercial CD albums. I am a at home novie but I find there is less smear of the ink when matte labels are used and they look just as good.
1878651
No, I don't think the matte labels even approximate the glossy ones. I use the matte labels a lot for personal use but I definitely prefer the glossy ones...so much more professional looking. I would definitely use the glossy ones on commercial CD albums...NOT matte. Hope this helps.
189481
both sides are glossy and is very good paper. i use it in cd case pictures.
1126286
These are glossy. But if you go to Amazon.com and search for laminating pouches you will see they also have a variety of self-laminating pouches (no need for a machine) and it states they are non-glare. Some are more expensive than others so I'm not sure it the quality of the cheaper ones is good for you or not.
726125
I wouldn't risk the finish. I used them on cardboard boxes. The backing is like that of address labels.
1989365
The ones I bought are matte. I love them. A little difficult getting them off the paper but I mastered it.
76511
It is more matte than glossy. It is not a cheap product and well worth the price for the quality.
272360
glossythey're not the prettiest but they're fine. i would still go to papyrus or kate's paper for a more special gift...but can use these for most things
774001
I have found that 60/sheet spine labels cover all my needs- CD, DVD (there are various widths-regular, slim). I'm looking for labels that allow me to identify the contents, so the 60 labels per sheet does the job for me. I don't understand specifically what you're getting at- are trying to cover a CD or regular DVD or a slim line style?
1071059
Hello. This vinyl was a thicker vinyl than what I typically work with. It is a glossy finish vinyl -- not matte finish. I did not put this vinyl on any painted surfaces or sell it to anyone for that purpose. This set of vinyl sheets was used for wrapping and cutting special projects that weren't placed on drywall surfaces. Send me your address -- I'm happy to send you a few pieces of it to try before you get it. :)
376126
Yes, I always use my laser printer for CD/DVD labels. The printing is much more durable than the inkjet printer. I use the preset style "Laser Labels" in the printer preferences. These work perfectly, no problems and just as well as the Avery brand.
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I'm not an adhesive expert, but they seemed like normal labels to me. I would assume they will stick to a fabric box, but not if it's dusty, and probably won't stay on over time. I've got them on smooth canisters, so I can't say for certain.You might try using a brad at the corners, if you don't mind poking a hole in the fabric.
631636
They are "Matte" coated. The invites I used them for turned out great. I did print actual pictures but the graphic were great.
1890721
The ones I received were matte and worked perfectly! Ordered them almost 2 years ago and back to order more!
1725929
I read the responses you received and agree with them. You can use the Avery CD/DVD applicator that Amazon has and there are other brands. After I put the label on the disc I do smooth it down using a soft cloth just to make sure there are no wrinkles in the label. Good Luck!
631634
I don't think they are. There is no glossy side; one can print on either side. It is a "matte finish". I like them.
2275878
Likely, the front is matte and not plastic-y. These are a lot like giant garadge sale labels
298259
Yes, they print great for matte finish, I wish they had a gloss finish for a more professional look. I use thse all the time to make greeting cards