I don't go as far anymore. If I can open the wrapper along the sealed seam, then it can serve for awhile as an extra sleeve (ideally, within another Japanese-style resealable sleeve), but if that doesn't go to plan, the wrap gets folded around it, and it goes inside the CD case (or book in this case).kwerty wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:04 amI was only joking!Tin Soldier wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 2:13 am![]()
But, but, there MUST be room on your Trapper Keeper for it. How will the girls (or boys) know you're cool?!
No, what I do is I tear off the shrinkwrap and then carefully try to peel the sticker away. That doesn't usually go so well (it's difficult because the shrinkwrap is stretchy) so, what I do then is take a pair of scissors and cut carefully around the sticker. Once I'm happy enough that it's neat and tidy, I dab some glue on the back and press it down onto the CD cover, trying my best to smooth out any lumps and creases so that it can look just it did when it was delivered, but minus the shrinkwrap plastic of course, with the added bonus that I can freely open it to get to the CDs.
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Applying it to the cover itself means any future bleeding of the adhesive into the lamination of the cover is 100% my fault, and I'd rather not bear that responsibility. If it was on there to begin with, fine, it can stay, but putting it on myself is a different kettle of fish. Sometimes, if it's possible to keep the adhesive on the sticker and not the wrapper, I might peel it off the plastic and transfer it to waxed sticker backing in an attempt to retain it as if never applied. That's rarely possible, though.
