What instead of B-7000 glue? - The glue destroys the housings

When gluing flaps, glass with the screen - replacements for housing elements - in the Samsung Galaxy S7, the colored foil wrinkles and it comes out unethically. See what's going on in the attachment.
I used the Zhanlida B-7000 and BU LAI EN. There is a crap with everyone. It doesn't matter how long I wait for the glue to dry. It wrinkles immediately and always.

Is there any other glue I can use in place of the B-7000?

You need to report to the samsung company.

I have already found one option - Pattex Total glue.
Report to Samsung? I think for tapes-gaskets. There is no any glue pre-installed in this phone.

The problem appears in the process of disassembling, opening, removing the glue from the gaskets, which is very strong, when trying to peel the tapes / gaskets from the original flaps, the paint sometimes comes off the flap along with the gasket. If it heats up badly or if it is badly undermined, the paint may start to wrinkle. When removing the flap stuck to the B7000, I had no problem if I nicely peeled off the original gasket. Maybe you heat the elements too much when disassembling?

This is not a disassembly problem. If I have an original flap, it does not wrinkle.
What you are talking about is tearing off the paint when removing the tapes from the original flaps or when disassembling (incidentally, the black flaps have the softest paint) .. I do not tear the tapes from the originals, because there is less than a 50% chance that the original tape will not come off together with paint ... I damaged in this way from 4-5 golden flaps. In my opinion, such tapes will only be used warm. So I just clean the adhesive off the tape with isopropanol, cold, and pour b7000 on the seal.

I almost always tear off the tapes from non-original flaps (they barely stick), and the b7000 glue then wrinkles the foil at the point of contact with the flap / glass (non-original).
This is not a heating problem, because the camera cover and the flap stick "when cold".

My guess is that you had this heating in mind when dismantling the old tapes in the originals. But here it is about replacements and gluing this crap. Nothing wrinkles the original.

Apparently there is this Pattex Total in castorama. Tomorrow I will post whether it is better glue. Apparently, it dries roughly in an hour, cures under the influence of moisture in the air and is solvent-free, which - I suppose - in the b-7000 is responsible for this wrinkling. It is also quite cheap: 50G PLN 16-17. It's only 2x more expensive than the b-7000.

Just think if you have to, or someone after you will open the flap pasted on Patex. Maybe when you pour B7000 adhesive on an old gasket, it causes it to react with the gasket and to behave in such a way that the paint eventually wrinkles.
You can test with the temperature to skillfully remove the glue, you can buy nail polish in the color of the flaps and mold the flaps, and it is worth mentioning to the customer that the paint may chip, etc. during disassembly.

The paint is creasing without the gasket on the replacement. There was a topic on the electrode that someone had a problem with disassembly on b-7000 glue and was recommended - as trouble-free to peel off - at Pattex Total.

I already ordered it. It wasn't in Castorama. I'll be testing tomorrow.

Do you recommend this Pattex Total? Any pros and cons?

Maybe it was this topic?
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3701203.html

I do not recommend such practices. But if you prefer ?

You're squeezing too hard, at s6/s7 I actually noticed a slight ripple as I squeezed harder. grab something weaker, because these clamps are too strong.

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What is the best solvent for ungluing displays glued with B-7000 glue? and at what maximum temperature should HotAir be set so as not to damage the display? Because I can't take the screen apart and I heat it at 180°C with a heat gun that has an adjustment range from 50°C to 650°C, and I read that displays are damaged at 300°C?

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>>18259293
What is the best solvent for ungluing displays glued with B-7000 glue? and at what maximum temperature should HotAir be set so as not to damage the display? Because I can't take the screen apart and I heat it at 180°C with a heat gun that has an adjustment range from 50°C to 650°C, and I read that displays are damaged at 300°C?

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Previously, when I didn't have a heat gun, I used a hair dryer, but the heat gun produces a higher temperature. These two methods worked without any problems with the phone glued by the factory, but I can't cope with the B-7000 glue.

The paint on the flaps in the S7 is crap and will wrinkle sooner or later.
. It`s best to dig in from the bottom, where the charging port is, and gently pry it with a plastic pen, dipping it in isopropanol and using hot air.