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crwdns2933797:0Taylor Dixoncrwdnd2933797:0Nhl 12, 2018crwdne2933797:0

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	[* black] Now that we've worked our way around the exterior, it's time to head inside.
	[* black] [guide\|98093\|Experience\|stepid=179850\|new_window=true] tells us that a little suction and cutting is all that's required to coax the display open, but when that doesn't work we bring out the big (heat) guns.
-	[* black] ~~The~~ Pixel 3 XL still ~~has~~ foam adhesive, but it's a far cry more tenacious than the repair-friendly stuff we saw last year.
+	[* black] It looks like the Pixel 3 XL still uses foam adhesive, but it's a far cry more tenacious than the repair-friendly stuff we saw last year.
	[* black] We pull out the trusty [product\|IF145-243-1\|iSclack\|new_window=true], expecting to separate the display assembly, but the rear cover yields first!
	[* icon_note] This whole thing is starting to remind us less of the Pixel 3's predecessor, and more of its [guide\|104322\|notoriously sticky contemporary\|stepid=196236\|new_window=true].