Anyone reseal their sealed games?

I don't go to so much effort that I have a machine to add another layer of shrinkwrap, but I do use those thick resealable food bags (Which you can get in any supermarket) to protect some of the more "Fragile" games and Dvd's in my collection - Mostly those which come in tins or digipak's. Tins tend to be easily scratched through the original shrinkwrap, and Digipak's are prone to being dented by handling (Ie, fingernail marks)

I also use these bags to protect my 7" vinyl records and sleeves

search google for "seal king" wrappings ...

Yeah i too, like GP, use the resealable bags, the ones i use are reletively cheap and rearly do help protect the seal as they are quite thick. I have two differn't sizes and put then round all my games as soon as i recieve them. (Check my final fantasy collection for some pics)

Ah, oddly enough shortly after posting I went and put a few of my sealed games in sandwich bagies. CD ones fit good, for the double like Lunar and MGS I had to cut off the "Zipper" and use 2 of them across both ends. For sealed DVDs/PS2 I suppose I could use that wrap stuff. Also am going to pick up a few of those plastic SNES/N64 sized plastic cases. Guess I don't need a resealer, just something to keep them in decent shape.

Another question, Where could I find a hard plastic case for a double CD case?

I buy my "Sandwich bags" from Tesco, which do various ranges. I opt for the ones which have the hard plastic seal across the top which can be snapped closed and air-tight. These come in small, medium, and large. The medium size ones are ideal for games / Dvd's, and 7" vinyl, and the larger ones are good for 10" vinyl and special Dvd box-sets (Trilogy sets or other sets such as the LE Red Dwarf box's)

i wouldn't go too far as to put another layer of seal. you need to physically run it through a heat gun which would shrink the entire thing and not just the second layer. you risk damaging the 1st seal. just buy a resealable bag on ebay or search through google. you get the same protection without damaging the original seal.