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Just right for all my Telengard disks!
Chesh
Use high quality white paper, and you're all set. When they go to shit, print out more!
I've got some really nice glossy paper that works perfectly in my laser printer. I might look for some "parchment" style paper as well. I know some sleeves were printed on that.
This is fun!
Chesh
Many disk sleeves are made of Tyvek™. In particular, this material is almost impossible to tear and produces no lint.
Can a consumer level printer print on tyvek? I never tried.
There appears to be inkjet printable 8.5x11 sheets that claim to be tyvek on Amazon. But they run around $0.75 a sheet or so for a pack of 20. Maybe there are other options, that was just the first one I found. I also saw some laser printable "waterproof" 8.5x11 sheets that are probably similar.
Not crazy expensive, would be interested to see the quality.