How to get siliconed parts apart?

Do you have any tricks to get sheetmetal parts disassembled after they have been "glued" together with silicone, prybars, chisels, etc. just deform the parts real bad. Should a guy heat it up with a torch or squirt some carb cleaner at the seam to break it down?

 

Sillycone is resistant to pretty much everything but if you can get a utility knife blade to start between the panels you can usually cut it and then scrap off the halves. Just don't cut the crap out of yourself in the process.

 

Long bladed thin putty knives work well.

A blast of air?

Your Pal, Gary

 

a spray called bonified..dave

 

What about soaking them in a pan of gas for a day or 2 Then you can fiter the gas and put it in the mower.

 

Where do I find this? autoparts store (google came up with nothing)
What is it originally used for?

 

sillycone

I get that stuff on my hands and it dont come off till I eat Mcdonalds french fries.. That grease seams to take everything I get on myself off..

 

I use fishing line to remove vehicle emblems. Depending on how the parts are stuck together you might use fishing line or steel wire to cut them apart. A Google search says to use rubbing alcohol to remove Sillicone residue from painted parts. Sillicone was a General Electric invention but others seem to brand their own products.

 

In my situation I can see this working, thanks