One thing I will say here is that I've found that, while torching, make sure to heat the entire length of the bead release. When it's heated well it comes off easier. The area that I don't heat is the hardest to get off.
I soak my beaded mandrels for about an hour prior to removal. I use an old pie plate in the sink to twist off all the unused bead release prior to removing the bead, thus keeping it from going down the drain.
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