covering a hardback book

I would like to hear ideas and products for easily covering hardback books without jackets in a personal collection.
Thank you,
Frank

I use DuraLar (plastic) to protect many of my books. I buy it in rolls and can make a dust jacket in less than five minutes. I also make slip cases but they are more expensive ($10-$30) and take considerably more time - 2 hours over two days (glue has to dry between steps).

>2 kdweber: Hi again,
Thank you, but do you have any clear instructions on how you make these covers?
Frank

>3 Frank_Zwolinski:
Written instructions: https://www.librarything.com/topic/343214#7895173
Video instructions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8ZQiiWz83s

ETA: Some techniques for dust jackets..
Clear film with paper backing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3cxv8Ze8U
Clear film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM5ny83we3g

>4 mr.philistine: Thank you, these are helpful.

I have been making replacement paper jackets from decorated paper (Carta Varese) with computer printed spine labels. I put these jackets in paper-backed mylar covers just like regular jackets.