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03-06-2021, 01:07 PM
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I am making some DVDs (Verbatim Ultralife Archival AZO) for archival and want to write on top of the disk.
I do not want to use labels of any sort.

What marker(s) are recommended that won't damage the disk and are fairly permanent?
I am leaning towards using a Sharpie, but will wait to hear recommendations.
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Sharpie is fine.

Any Sharpie, the "disc safe" markers are ridiculous products for gullible suckers.
Very detailed explanation here: http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/myth...kers-safe.html

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