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Stickers are obnoxious. I don't collect enough music to have this issue with CD's, but they're equally annoying when placed on DVD covers. Most of the time they can peel off, but sometimes they don't. Personally, I'd rather have the whole sticker than just the residue, so when that's the case I just leave it.

 

Would Goo-Gone (or some equivalent) work? I once used an alcohol pad to clean sticker gunk off a CD jewel case and it did a pretty good job.

 

Alternatively, could you simply replace the case (assuming it really bothers you that much)? It looks like from the image that it's a standard jewel case, which is usually easy enough to swap out with a replacement.

I used to use Goo-Gone to remove sticker residue from CD cases until I learned that A. the smell never, ever goes away and B. the chemicals could have an adverse effect on the discs themselves, especially if they accidentally come in direct contact with one another.

I've had some success using rubbing alcohol to get that kind of stuff off. For some reason having stickers and stuff on my cases bothers me more than it should.