What color are the backs of these discs? Like the side you would not write on/label. Thanks!
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Blue- purple???<- bottom, top is labeled 'verbatim' witch you can write on and is silver..
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silver light gray is about as close. I use a sharpie ultra fine point to write on mine.
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The side you would not write on or label is shiny silver. The writing side is grey or dull silver
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yes you can write on the disc if you use a felt tip marker. do not use a label.
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No, They are single sided & I'm not impressed with their quality. Too many faulty discs in the spindle! The yellow label Sony pack of 100 were flawless, but no longer available in 100 pc. spools plus the price has gone up on the smaller packs considerably. I'll be trying another brand with my next bulk buy!
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They have the black on the sides. They are pretty nice. I an happy with them :)
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They are self adhesive. However, if you are asking about a device to align and apply them to the CD or DVD disk, there is a plastic device, black, circular, with an elevated center that the label fits around lying face down. Then the disk is placed atop the device, covered with a clear plastic disk the size of a DVD or CD, pressed down to affix the DVD or CD to the label. These are advertised and available along with other items from Amazon.
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They are white inkjet and they do not hold ink well. Any slight bit of moisture or even touching with fingers, AFTER drying, and the ink will smudge/bleed or completely wipe off. If you want a professional looking product that doesn't have this issue, use their watershield versions instead. They are comparable to the Primera Tuffcoat Extreme discs, but cheaper. I don't recommend these specific ones for anything professional (IE: if you are selling CDs in packaging or as a service). If you don't care about being able to rub the ink completely off or getting destroyed from moisture, then they'll work fine and store data/audio like any other CD-R. They are white inkjet and they do not hold ink well. Any slight bit of moisture or even touching with fingers, AFTER drying, and the ink will smudge/bleed or completely wipe off. If you want a professional looking product that doesn't have this issue, use their watershield versions instead. They are comparable to the Primera Tuffcoat Extreme discs, but cheaper. I don't recommend these specific ones for anything professional (IE: if you are selling CDs in packaging or as a service). If you don't care about being able to rub the ink completely off or getting destroyed from moisture, then... » Read More They are white inkjet and they do not hold ink well. Any slight bit of moisture or even touching with fingers, AFTER drying, and the ink will smudge/bleed or completely wipe off. If you want a professional looking product that doesn't have this issue, use their watershield versions instead. They are comparable to the Primera Tuffcoat Extreme discs, but cheaper. I don't recommend these specific ones for anything professional (IE: if you are selling CDs in packaging or as a service). If you don't care about being able to rub the ink completely off or getting destroyed from moisture, then they'll work fine and store data/audio like any other CD-R. « Show Less
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No discs with black on the back just plain cd type disc I have cleaned xbox 360 and playstation 3 and blurays awsome machine I was a garbage man and found movies and games in the trash and brought them back to life with this machine if it has a mirror finish on the back of the disc it can be cleaned small or reg discs.
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Not a silly question. The side with the writing is the "up" side of the disc. My desktop sits on its left edge, so there is no "up" and half the time I put a disc in backward. The writing should be on the same side as the "up" side of the front of your drive where it says "DVD" or whatever. Put the blank side toward the button that ejects your drive and you should be good.
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These peel off very nicely. I used them all and don't remember the backing specifically but I did not have one single issue with them & would buy them again. Ran them thru a laser printer.
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Hi!!!The lids on the canisters are brass and wood and no, the labels are not on both sides. I am very pleased with the canisters.
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No, they are a dull Gold finish, the inscribing comes out darker Gold with quite a few fonts available on the Lightscribe software. I have had great success with this brand, 100 % no rejects on over 150 discs so far. Great choice. The blue is only the merchandise label, not a disc
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No, these discs are not "printable". I've sold all 7 packs that I had available on ebay. Thanks, Jack
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My set came in Green, Black and Red. I saw the same set at a campground store and checked in the boxes. Every set at the store had a different set of colors, so it just seems to be random. I am a beginner but they did seem to work fine, but I am concerned with having a green and black disc for tight courses with trees.
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Wayne,I haven't been able to find this either, but I found this product on ebay and there was a (low-resolution) image of the discs, which might give you the answer you're looking for. Seems like a natural thing to include in the product information!Greg
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If these are the same ones I purchased and returned, it was because there was no spine that would support a label. I returned them and purchased the jewel cases instead. I have labels for the jewel cases and can get that info for you if you want. Hope this helps.
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Avery CD Labels are paper lables. White paper on the top side, sticky "glue" on the bottom side.They are round with a "hole" in the middle. They will fit on any - ANY - 5" disc. Does this help ??? Dave.
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The backer is white - not as bright as the front, but I have printed on the wrong side already. (The other batch of labels I had like this had a printed backer - made it much easier to tell.)