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ColtIce

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i've seen alot of people who are concerned with doing damage when doing this.there is a simple ,safe way to get it off.dental floss.I used a piece about 2 foot long,started at one corner and in a slow sawing motion worked it across untill it just popped off.a much lower risk than if you used a razor blade or screwdriver.
 
Ooooh nice tip!

I used a razor and scratched the pcb, but no noticable damage was done when I booted up!

This would work even better if you heated it up w/ a hairdryer before hand. As it (the glue) seems to get more tacky then.
 
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