CD-labels?

[George]

Have seen some CD's that look like they were professionally screen printed.

1) Have heard suggestions to get a color printer like an Epson Stylus Photo
900, but it's $199. Is there a good, lower priced one? Or and all-in-one
that also does CD's

2) I'd rather not buy a specialty printer, so in the meantime, is there a
simple kit (brand? name? label#?) from local office supply store that
everyone uses to do this, to get sort-of glossy, screen-printed look. Looks
like the Avery CD-labels are plain paper, which it would seem would give a
sort of an unglossy home-made amateur look if printed on a color printer.
There's another one that says it prints shiny metallic labels, anyone try?

Thanks

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

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would be better posted in a group for printers or CD labelers, neither of
which is on topic for this group.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer
George <[email protected]> asked:

| Have seen some CD's that look like they were professionally screen
| printed.
|
| 1) Have heard suggestions to get a color printer like an Epson Stylus
| Photo 900, but it's $199. Is there a good, lower priced one? Or and
| all-in-one that also does CD's
|
| 2) I'd rather not buy a specialty printer, so in the meantime, is
| there a simple kit (brand? name? label#?) from local office supply
| store that everyone uses to do this, to get sort-of glossy,
| screen-printed look. Looks like the Avery CD-labels are plain paper,
| which it would seem would give a sort of an unglossy home-made
| amateur look if printed on a color printer. There's another one that
| says it prints shiny metallic labels, anyone try?
|
| Thanks