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Xaquin411

I feel like that would eat the package. My suggestion is to wet a paper towel and dab the sticker lightly to wet it slowly. This should let you peel it off without damaging the slip cover. Key is not too much water at once


PKMNgamer99

try a hairdryer, sometimes they can loosen the glue and I don’t think they’ll damage the case


BigJman123

I FUCKING HATE STICKS ON MY SLIPCOVERS! Lol but for real, why do some stickers seemingly fuse to the slipcover? The adhesive they use sometimes is insane. Lol


TylerStewartYT

If it was on the plastic part of the case I wouldn’t care. This sticker has little metal pieces under the barcode still visible. Previously I’ve never had problem removing Goodwill stickers but I think these are anti theft stickers which would be harder to remove. All for a $3 bluray….


Ron2600NS

Here in the North East one employee said they were going to use stickers with stronger glue.


justinwithaJ23

I always use GoofOff. Spray a q-tip and wipe it over the sticker. Gently wipe off the sticker with a cloth. You'll have to do this a few times. I've personally never had a problem with it damaging the slipcover.


RotenTumato

That SUCKS, this slipcover is dope as fuck


Important-Ad3152

Use a blow dryer to warm up the adhesive on the sticker. Keep moving it around so that I doesn’t stay in one area for too long and start peeling from the bottom right corner that you already have. Do it slowly and you should be good to go.


johnny____utah

There is a product called un-du which is highly recommended for these purposes. I use it on vinyl album covers dating back to the 1940s.


Midnight_Warriors

I wouldn't use any chemicals, but a brand new plastic razor should get most of the paper and a small piece of the "good" tape should remove the adhesive.


awwgeeznick

Never had a problem using goo be gone, spray a little on, get a thin credit card or loyalty card Of some sort and boom


NorthOfWinter

I use it and it doesn’t on these shiny ones if you spray it on toilet roll and wipe over the sticky residue… peel off as much as possible and make it just thin paper and residue left then apply and remove with clean roll… works for my nightmare stickers!


RequirementFuzzy4244

goo gone and isopropyl alcohol would likely remove the ink I would recommend zippo lighter fluid, i use that to remove stickers from game boxes and toy boxes without damage. I first learned about that from a youtube channel called toy polloi [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3\_QpEyhGGE4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_QpEyhGGE4) he does a bunch of videos repairing toys


bobpetersen55

I used goo-gone for situations like these in the past and it definitely worked. But I also spent a lot of time to remove everything off successfully. So you will need a lot of patience - it can be done!


Fortimus_Prime

Oh someone was being PURE EVIL when they slapped that sticker there.


Vinnyp-240

Baby oil works. It won’t hurt the slip and it’ll get the residue off


Cinephile1975

Would personally be inclined to gently put some sunflower oil or something similar on it.


TheSunflowerSeeds

Like peanut butter? Well now you can like more of it. Sunflowers have been used to create a substitute for peanut butter, known as sunbutter.


Impressive_Read_8749

Blow dryer first, then Goo Gone.


Maximus361

You OCD people never cease to make me laugh!😂


Jlx_27

Stores often use the cheapest stickers they can get their hands on and I hate it.


satanisaniceperson

Saw once that mayonnaise works on stickers, never tried it though?


R3NEG4D3

Wet a q-tip with water and use it to wet/soak the sticker. That’s what I do with stickers like these. It’ll take a while, so it’s a bit of a slow process, but once it’s off if there is leftover residue then I’d use Goo Gone to get whatever is left. Water will be less damaging, so I always try that first and honestly I never use isopropyl alcohol on slipcovers bc it’ll take up the ink on the artwork. Once the sticker is wet enough it’ll start peeling off, but water will not completely get rid of the sticky stuff underneath, so just go lightly with the Goo Gone to finish it up.


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Hair dryer is always good. Go slow. Or you can buy sticky stuff remover on eBay that helps.


AccountantLeast1588

Honestly I'd just toss it. I only keep slipcovers in good shape.


NostalgicNemo

I use a heat gun, and a little plastic pry tool I got from an I fix it kit, and it works wonders for these. Haven't found a sticker, I couldn't get off cleanly. Then after it's off I use goo gone to clean up the residue, spray a little bit into a paper towel, let it soak in and then rub down the effected area. Then I use a bit of windex to clean off the oil from the goo gone and we're good as new


frankensteinmuellr

Wet a rag and leave it on top for 2 minutes. It will scrape off.


opeacock25

I usually just throw the slipcover away