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Some brave guys here already did and share the 'tips' if you search thru' this thread:
Did you pull out the entire metal piece from the SIM?
If yes, after removing, you'll still need to heat it up to remove as much glue as possible from the back of the metal portion. I put the SIM on a spoon and used a lighter. You could do a more controlled job, by using a heat gun.
Next, take a razor/pen-knife, put it at an incline, and start scraping off the glue. Takes a good 10-15 minutes, to carefully do so. The end result will be a wafer thin SIM, with a small protrusion at the centre of it.
Next, use a very thin double side tape and align it on the MicroSD (i didn't need to sand my MicroSD card) then put a small drop of superglue and spread it out like kaya on bread, after which, align your SIM onto the SD card.
Do note that there is increased resistance when slotting the SIM tray back for the first time. You'll need to do it slowly and gradually, lest you damage your SIM pins inside the phone.
After a while, I can however still take out the SIM tray with no issue, only slightly more resistance, but it is otherwise smooth (not like it's puling against the SIM pins)
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