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    1. 28-02-2003 06:47 #1
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      Marker Pen For DVD-R Disc

      Hello Folks,

      I was wondering if some could refresh my memory as to which brand/type of maker pen is safe to use to write on DVD-R disc.

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    2. 28-02-2003 08:20 #2
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      I use TDR CD-R Marker Pens No Probs (So far)



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    3. 28-02-2003 08:47 #3
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      Agree with T-P on that, by far the best pens to use on any disc.




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    4. 28-02-2003 13:21 #4
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      alcohol based ones tend to be bad news i use Mondial LUS OPpen permanent fine point pens works ok for me used them for a couple of years now

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    6. 28-02-2003 16:00 #6
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      Sanford Sharpie

      I use Sanford Sharpie for a few years now. Works great.
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      tdk here. most other brands are actually the same as these.
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      Just a knife scratch it on , never wipe off that way, done hundreds this way
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      I've been using staedtler lumocolor cd-r pen (waterproof) writes on anything.
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      I've been using Pilot Extra Fine marker pens (Made in Japan) for years now on both CDR & DVDR with no probs. I use these as thats what we have at work !!!!
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      Shachihata/Artline finepoint projector markers are top quality- using them for years.
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      Anyone tried a "BiC" Ball-point pen ?!
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      Bought an Epson 960 and white-top DVD-R and CD-Rs ... now can print on 'em without labels or pens.
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