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RE: Anyone out there coloring CDs? I mean other than the usual green and black. Nt

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Mike B.

In Reply to: RE: Anyone out there coloring CDs? I mean other than the usual green and black. Nt posted by geoffkait on January 17, 2013 at 05:59:56

I have not done any coloring for years. My CD ritual is to bevel the outer edge with the Audio Desk. I then expose the data side to a focused stobe light inside a box with a motor that rotates the disk during the process. It then gets treated with Jena Labs polish.

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RE: Anyone out there coloring CDs? I mean other than the usual green and black. Nt - fantja 16:51:47 04/24/13 (0)
Mike B-

will the Jena Labs polish repair/cover scratched CDs ?
How's your Jena Labs polish holding up?... - musetap 13:08:39 01/19/13 (1)
mine is a few years old and starting to separate. I've tried mixing it, seems to work... but.
They stopped production of it, and given the smell it has developed over time, that may be
a good thing, though I do like the end result(s).

"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" - Michael McClure
- RE: How's your Jena Labs polish holding up?... - Mike B. 13:24:23 01/19/13 (0)
  mine has gotten clumpy as well. It has the smell I associate with some car waxes.

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