Aerodynic lense
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Jennifer Rose Towing
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In general, if they do not come apart fairly easily you won't get them apart. Some have more glue then others and seems to be more concentrated on the ends.
You can easily crack them trying to pry apart. Finding tiny sturdy things to fit in the grooves on tge end and prying from there is a decent option. Easy to damage or break them though too.
You can easily crack them trying to pry apart. Finding tiny sturdy things to fit in the grooves on tge end and prying from there is a decent option. Easy to damage or break them though too.
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I visited the factory and watched the lady assemble them.
The entire length of the gap is a silicone. Once each side is together, the ends are super-glued with a syringe/metal needle, and then both sides are folded into the top metal piece (it is assembled upside down in a long v-shaped jig, the metal top placed in the bottom first). Then the end is put on to hold it together; same glue types.
The super glue seemed to be just enough to hold it together while the silicone set.
If you can get the ends loose, the rest should peel away.
The entire length of the gap is a silicone. Once each side is together, the ends are super-glued with a syringe/metal needle, and then both sides are folded into the top metal piece (it is assembled upside down in a long v-shaped jig, the metal top placed in the bottom first). Then the end is put on to hold it together; same glue types.
The super glue seemed to be just enough to hold it together while the silicone set.
If you can get the ends loose, the rest should peel away.
All of the above is true. I have separated a few of them with out breaking or cracking them with extremely hot tap water. Depending on the size of the dome you may have to use the bathtub. Lol! I was able to fit mine in the kitchen sink. I let it soak while keeping the water (hot), then drain and run hot water over it. Gently.... flex the seems until it starts to separate. I also will use a new razor blade to help cut the glue/sealant.The key is keeping it hot. I've heard use boiling water but I would not do that. Patience and hot water and they will separate. Good luck.