Are these made of paper? Are they lined with soft material? Do they scratch your discs?
1800797
Yes they are paper. No they don't have soft liners. They haven't scratched any of my discs but I treat my items very well.
1800798
Yes, they are paper with no special lining. But I have not seen any signs of scratching.
1800799
These are paper and there is no inner liner. They do not scratch my discs. I love them.
1800800
Yes they are made of paper but heavy duty like cardstock. No they are not lined with soft material. They do not scratch the discs and I've used them for several years with no problems. Thanks
1800801
I use these covers a lot, disc. in and out daily, have NEVER had any scratches!!!
152259
It's vinyl with a cloth backing. Not exactly padded, but wouldn't scratch anything, either. I'd recommend using it on a large table (not card table size), because there is no where to place snacks or drinks while playing. We enjoy this game a lot!
1029674
No, they are the regular paper kind of folder. They aren't shiny or coated in any kind of plastic.
2181374
The covers are a heavy-duty, thick cardboard covered with leather. Once you fill them with DVDs or CDs they feel pretty substantial and sturdy. I've purchased 20 of them (from a different website) and am very happy with the quality.
399743
Somebody else asked me the same question so I checked them out. They are too hard, firm and don't bend to be plastic in my opinion.Good luck,PM
1093355
Yes. That is correct. These are the white inkjet printable versions of the disc ^_^
2239073
They are flat but thicker than paper. They have a magnetic backing that is flexible, roughly the same thickness as the cardboard at the back of a note pad. Mainly I use them on my refrigerator to teach my kids math.
1318110
They're very soft. The feel like a microfiber. They're definitely not plastic. They don't make any noise. I highly recommend them! I bought two
947613
While they are "stickers" they are't the cheap paper type that you might have seen in the past for labeling CDs. These are an adhesive film that is thinner and sticks more firmly to the disc. If you're careful when applying them (using a CD case as a guide, or a "stomper" type sticker applicator) they will align well and usually avoid getting air bubbles under the sticker that could make it look unprofessional and possibly interfere with playback. If you do get a bubble or two it can often be smoothed out to the side using a credit card or similar.
2002692
yes they are paper as far as i can tell, and no problems. Only issue with poly that i've seen is warping. bullet proof speakers very strong.
967825
No these are not LTH discs. Those would not work for me. However I don' t know the media I.d..Sorry.
1429840
Not sure what they are made of, but they are very light and hollow, they feel papery. I assume the image is a sticker (not painted), but it's very clean looking and does not look tacky.
1832370
The printable label is already part of the disc. These are meant to be printed on using a disc printer, and not where you affix a printed label. These are great discs :)
318544
Yes. It is Plastic or cellophane. And a tab for the flap on the back . also the back side folds are on the outside -so they do not catch on the CD/DVD when you try to insert a disc. They are just fine for my use of storing DVD movies that I make. Does that help you ?Perry
2001703
They are made out of plastic. Over priced game, if you ask me. It didn't come with pads or pencils like the previous versions, but my students love the game!
518297
I guess you'd call them a hard plastic, they are smooth and thin and not noticeable - I had to look for them to answer your question.
2101728
No, they appear to be made of paper, but very sturdy, almost like tightly wound cardboard. They are made in such a way that its very difficult to bend them. I am very pleased with them!