MShipley88 wrote:I would leave the pricetags on, silver_beetle.Consider the price tags to be like destination stickers on an old sea trunk.
I managed to rub the sticker off my Half Price Books copy of the Nyambe D20 hardback by rubbing it off and using a little soap on the last bit. But, that was a glossy hardback...not a fragile module.
Note: This will also work for the older non-glossy covers but it can potential remove some of the color, so be careful! Also, bear in mind that with the more porous covers, the sticker will have, more than likely, already stained the cover permanently. It might be better to leave it on in this case. I personally remove them anyway.
MShipley88 wrote:Consider the price tags to be like destination stickers on an old sea trunk.
When I returned to Vancouver in 2000, the store was still there and still had a box of old modules. Most were expensive (over 20 Canadian dollars) but I bought the cheapest - an X1 in shrinkwrap - and opened it! This was fun because I didn't have an X1 and hadn't read through it about 10 years or more.
silver_beetle wrote:I recently bought some items at Half-Price Books and a got good prices on them, but they all have price tags on them! What method do you recommend for removing them without damaging the covers? Thanks.
robarlis wrote:Using a hair dryer works quite well too - not too hot a setting, move it over the top of the offending label, and you should find the adhesive on the label starts to soften, carefully peel with fingernail.