When you're working on a dead phone or a board stuck on the boot logo and need to change the CPU or eMMC IC, the black glue surrounding the chip is usually the first real obstacle. This adhesive is hard enough that attempting to remove it directly with hot air alone significantly raises the risk of pad lift — and a lifted pad often means the board is unrepairable. Mijing FG002 exists specifically to solve this problem.The solution chemically softens the adhesive around the IC, weakening its grip on the PCB substrate. As a result, the chip can be lifted at a lower temperature with less mechanical force, which makes the process safer for new trainees and experienced technicians alike. For anyone running a reballing station daily, this single step meaningfully lowers the overall board damage rate.The workflow is straightforward: apply a small amount of FG002 around the chip, let it penetrate the glue for a few seconds, then lift the IC gently using mild heat. Glue that would traditionally need to be scraped off manually with a blade comes off far more easily this way, without scratching the pad. This is particularly useful on boards where the glue layer is thick or already fragile from a previous repair attempt.FG002 isn't limited to CPUs — it works the same way on the adhesive around RAM, eMMC, NAND, WiFi ICs, PMICs, and other BGA components. For technicians doing direct chip-off data recovery with a UFS or eMMC programmer, softening the glue before heating protects the chip's solder balls from damage, which directly affects read/write accuracy during recovery.In the Pakistani repair market, where IC replacement and jumper work are part of everyday bench routine, tools that reduce repair time and lower board damage risk have a direct impact on shop profitability. A workshop handling multiple CPU reballs a day sees a real improvement in turnaround time using FG002, along with fewer comebacks from customers reporting a dead board after flash or a recurring hardware fault.This solution is also valuable for technicians working under a microscope on fine-pitch BGA chips, where every movement needs to be precise. Pre-softened glue means less lateral force is needed when lifting the chip, which directly reduces the risk of micro-fractures on the pad.Overall, Mijing FG002 is a small but workflow-critical consumable — a foundational step in IC repair, PCB rework, and reballing, not an optional extra.