Inkjet Printable Layer *added* to shiny silver DVDRs...

[dolphinius_rex]

Alrighty people... I need some help on this one. I'm looking for an ink capable of adhering to a silver surface DVDR, but also must be able to properly absorb the ink as printed by regular CD/DVD inkjet printers (I.E. Epson R200). Ideally, I just need the ink, and I can have it printed onto the discs myself.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Alternatively, if there is a plant capable of doing the whole task, I'd be interested in hearing about them as well.

I'm expecting printing runs of 50,000pcs at a time, but it may also be smaller, depending on the need.

Does anyone have any ideas?

[aviationwiz]

Buy Inkjet Printable media.

[dolphinius_rex]

Buy Inkjet Printable media.

For this particular product, it does not exist.... no, seriously!!

That, and also, when dealing with certain brands, it is about 25% cheaper to make it yourself when dealing with multiple pallet quantities, then it is to buy them pre-made. That's assuming you can find someone to do it who won't screw the disc up!! But in order to do that, you need to have some sort of contact database within the CD/DVD or CDR/DVDR replication/manufacturing business... so as I was saying, all I need is the ink

(says the Dolphin who thinks he has been giving FAR too much information away about his personal life as of late...)