Thin label stickers for cd-r case sides?

Label making device $20 from Brother called the P-Touch.
It can make labels on 3/8 inch wide tape... the good part is it can do TWO ROWS in that 3/8 inch. The letters for the two row style are about just the right size for the side of a thin burner case. You can use the device and make the letters narrow without using the second row too. Excellent lettering too.
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Disclaimer: I do not nor ever have endorsed burning discs from un-owned material, This response is answering a question about how to label a product, not the contents.

Great info! I needed it too. Arthur

fooling around I made a label and stuck it on a thin CD-ROM cover edge. PERFECT!! the letters are about 1/2 the width of the full thickness of the side, and are clear and easy to read.
ps: The item is sold at office supply stores, and Best Buy. The tape that the P-Touch uses comes in a variety of colors and text colors!!!
I have white/ black letters
Black/white letters
Red/white letters
yellow/black letters
gold/black letters
you get the idea.
also buy a lot of tape if you find a good selection of colors... often, all the tape is sold out ;^(

there are software programs for making the actual disk liners. I use a mac with toast software - it also has an excellent label making program. When you insert a disk it goes to the internet and get a song list. It then allows you to export that list to the label software. A true no-brainer.

Great news, I've been using an electric engraver (Dremel).

Thanks Elizabeth that's just what I was looking for! And don't worry, I'm labeling my Dead bootlegs I just recorded from tape to cd-r.

Oops!, in my experimental labeling, I noticed that the label does not stick too well to the plastic. The solution is to pre-wipe the area of the plastic case with some 90% alcohol. It will not damage the surface, but it removes the "mold release agent" off the case, and the P-Touch label will then stay stuck on properly.