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jeffyscott
07-21-2003, 02:12 PM
Most CD-Rs I have had do not hold up well. The reflective coating is not protected at all and peels and chips off.

Does anyone make more durable disks?

Swordfish
07-21-2003, 02:47 PM
if you are usin unbranded one's then switch over to some good one's....there are lots of them actually.

I have been usin Sony for sometime now. Also like those HP's out there.

jeffyscott
07-21-2003, 03:31 PM
Actually I had some unbranded ones that were good, the reflective stuff was protected by being within the plastic disk...or at least it seemed that way.

The "branded" ones I have had, like Khypermedia and Imation, had unprotected silver-reflective film laminated on the top side that also served as a surface that you can write on. These were generally free or nearly free CDs.

Aznmask
07-21-2003, 04:44 PM
50CD-R Pack those band are
Philips, PNY, Maxell, FujiFilm

I pay around $12.99 + Tax and have $10 rebate.. so finaly cost around $3+..

If you want cheap CD-R.. Best Buy...