If the chip itself is wedged into the open half of the airtite, I'd be much more careful. I think you will damage it prying against the clay.
Expanding would make things tighter. I like the refrigerator idea.Seems safer and I have know idea whether the plastic or clay expands faster.
Send them to me. Be warned though...those chips will look more like old empress chips after I get them out of the plastic and mail them back to you.![]()
What's stuck where? The two halves of the plastic can be safely pried apart with a knife. There are two layers of plastic around the edge, and the knife will hit plastic, not clay. If the chip itself is wedged into the open half of the airtite, I'd be much more careful. I think you will damage it prying against the clay.
Temperature changes and bending the plastic rather than prying I'd say then.And yes, the chip itself is stuck in tight. I accidently made a tiny dent on the chip while trying to get it out.. So i thought id ask here.
Send them to me. Be warned though...those chips will look more like old empress chips after I get them out of the plastic and mail them back to you.![]()
And yes, the chip itself is stuck in tight. I accidently made a tiny dent on the chip while trying to get it out.. So i thought id ask here.
I thought you had a problem getting the airtite off the chip. I had the same thing happen and tapped it on the foundation of that house a zillion times and slowly worked it out.