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pop it in the oven to soften the glue and then some vice-grips outside one of those plastic "grip a lid" thingo's to prevent damage to the knob and some sort of pipe to extend the torque capability of turning a vice-grip.

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less effort than trying to apply enough force to break the glue while it's room temp haha

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  • less WHY; more WOT
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The baking tips (the specifics) are actually Luke's haha.

 

The plastic of the sticker gets sun-damaged, not heat-damaged (although I'm sure at a certain heat it would damage it).

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I recently had advise from Core Shifters in the USA advising, that I should use a hair dryer to heat the glue up to get it off.

Might be a better option than the oven? With the heater you can direct it from under the gear knob.

The oven will do the whole knob and lever.

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