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andrewinpopayan · 11th March 2015, 13:46

Thanks for the idea GeoffWW, I am going to carefully separate mine.

I have more patience than money and have fretsaw blades, razor blades, a razor saw with the "rib" removed and the like, even an embossing heat gun in case the sealant is a thermoplastic compound.
I find petrol or fast flash thinners are good for removing silicon based glues or at least for weakening other glues.

11th March 2015, 13:46	#8
andrewinpopayan Loves to post Rover 75 CDT manual tourer SE with farkles Join Date: May 2014 Location: Bradford BD12 Posts: 497 Thanks: 148 Thanked 73 Times in 62 Posts	Thanks for the idea GeoffWW, I am going to carefully separate mine. I have more patience than money and have fretsaw blades, razor blades, a razor saw with the "rib" removed and the like, even an embossing heat gun in case the sealant is a thermoplastic compound. I find petrol or fast flash thinners are good for removing silicon based glues or at least for weakening other glues. __________________ 2001 75 2.0 CDT tourer. Bodges and "quick fixes" have a nasty habit of reminding you at the MOST inconvenient AND expensive time that you should have done the job properly in the first place.!