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Calling on the wisdom of the kings of DIY #DIYwizards
I bought two of the led flood lights below.
The idea is to replace the LEDs inside.
However, there is no access trough the back. The led assembly as been put inside and then the front glass glued in place.
I'm now trying to find a way to remove the glass, without braking it. I can put the tip of a knife along the glass, but noting under it.
Is there a commonly available chemical that would help soften the silicone? Or any other technics anyone has?
Open to suggestions.
Thanks
I bought two of the led flood lights below.
The idea is to replace the LEDs inside.
However, there is no access trough the back. The led assembly as been put inside and then the front glass glued in place.
I'm now trying to find a way to remove the glass, without braking it. I can put the tip of a knife along the glass, but noting under it.
Is there a commonly available chemical that would help soften the silicone? Or any other technics anyone has?
Open to suggestions.
Thanks