subject: Removing the Labels from Your Computer Disks [print this page] You can fully remove the label from your computer disk in order to leave behind the clean, soft plastic surface. Most of paper and also plastic labels easily peel away from the surface of the disc and leave behind the layer of the sticky adhesive. A disk that is usually used with the exposed adhesive will tend to quickly collect the hand oils, dust and also grime. You can make the computer disk that looks like it never had the label; you can do this by clearing any trace of a glue residue.
For the first step is that you should peel a label from your disk by lifting the corner with the fingernail and the pulling gently up on a label just like you hold your disk still. After that, remove all the scraps that usually tear away from a label just like you lift it by scraping softly with the fingernail.
For the second step, you can hold your disk securely on the flat surface with an adhesive facing up, and then use the new eraser in order to rub an adhesive with the medium-light pressure. Glue may release from a plastic surface of your disk and also roll to the little pieces by making the mess of the glue and then eraser bits on the surface of the disk.
For the next step, you should carry your disk horizontally to the trash can, and then dust off the pieces of an adhesives and also eraser to the receptacle. After that, review your results of a removal effort, you can do this by feeling a surface of your disk in determining if all the glue will remain.
For the last step, you need to wipe all the areas on your computer disk that feel sticky with a new eraser until all the signs of a label will be removed. And now you are able to use your disk without the label or even affix the new one.
