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Help with used records.

I just got back from the thrift shop with 5 records, Prince - Sign Of The Times, Prince - 1999, Stanley Clarke - Stanley Clarke, Stanley Clarke - School Days and Johnny Cash - Mean As Hell all of these records are in great shape with very clean vinyl and jackets for $3 each.

Here is the problem that I have, I hope someone can help me with this. When you peel the price tag off of the jacket it leaves a stick residue, is there any way to get this off of the jacket or is there a way to get the tag off without damaging the jacket?

Thanks for any help you can provide.
hatpanley
hatpanley OP
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Jyprez, maybe I didn't make it clear in my original post. These are the stickers / price tags that the thrift shop puts on the records, not stickers that originally came on the record jacket. The thrift shop sticker is extremely sticky and is about 1.5 inch x 2 inch and they are put on the front cover are very hard to peel off.

thanks pat
davetherave
95 posts
 
Acetone. It is available in art supply stores and doesn't harm the surface that the sticker is on. I use it all the time. (WD-40 works similarly, but is a b*tch to control the spray and clean up.)
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theo
2,331 posts
 
Actually nose OIL and behind the ear Grease are used a lot in sharpening fine tools by old craftsmen. And for some it is just self amusement:) Put a little on your dogs nose and watch him go nuts.
isochronism
1,447 posts
 
Is that like.. "putting a nose to the grindstone"??
elizabeth
6,726 posts
 
"Thrift store" meaning Goodwill? Goodwill stickers are the original 'stickers from Hell'. I used to go to Goodwill, but just never bother to anymore. The Goodwill stickers are indeed the most remove proof i have ever encountered.
For those, free tricks do not work.
"Goo Gone" commercial product is your friend for Goodwill stickers.
(And thank the folks who chimed in on 'nose oil' and it's uses...)
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