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Removing Arctic Alumina Adhesive
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Removing Arctic Alumina Adhesive
Does anyone tried removing Arctic Alumina Adhesive? Yes, I know "CAUTION! Arctic Alumina Thermal Adhesive is a permanent adhesive. Any components you attach together with Arctic Alumina Thermal Adhesive will stay attached forever."
__________________I have heard to try freezing it and that should crack it. Has anyone else tried this or can confirm? The information does state: Arctic Alumina Thermal Adhesive should be kept cold and away from UV light (sunlight and florescent lighting). UV light would weak it as well? Any chemicals that would work? Thanks!
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No offense or anything, but why did you glue something together if you intended to remove it later?
__________________Freeze is most likely make it brittle, but I wouldn't put it under UV light unless I knew why it wasn't supposed to be under UV light. There could be some reaction so I'd be careful with that.
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 UV light usually breaks down bonds. I just want to confirm this will work. Seriously, what bad dangerous reaction could occur?
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