MANY have asked the question, now HERE is the answer!!!!
- Thread starter SnowManSnow
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I've done it many times. Something to get the edge of the foot to start releasing--I use something like a blunt wooden toothpick--and a MaxiJet 1200 to blow the foot loose once it starts to separate from the rock.
Be patient--sometimes it takes an hour to do this--sometimes it goes more quickly. Good luck.
Be patient--sometimes it takes an hour to do this--sometimes it goes more quickly. Good luck.
ICE CUBES. Dosent harm them, dosent scrape or cut them, dosent bruise them up. WORKS EVERY TIME. 
Just keep rubbing it acrossed thier based around the edges. I promise you 5 minutes or less and he's free from the rock.
MAKE SURE THE CUBES ARE IN A BAG!!!!!!!
Do not make contact for longer than 15 seconds each pass and wait 30 seconds minimum in betwene passes so you dont give him frost bite
Hold it upside down and do it in the water
Just keep rubbing it acrossed thier based around the edges. I promise you 5 minutes or less and he's free from the rock.
MAKE SURE THE CUBES ARE IN A BAG!!!!!!!
Do not make contact for longer than 15 seconds each pass and wait 30 seconds minimum in betwene passes so you dont give him frost bite
Hold it upside down and do it in the water
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