Being involved in competive archery I build my own arrows. The shafts are carbon fiber & I use Gorilla Super Glue to hold the points in. Once in a while a point gets damaged & needs to be replaced. What would be the best way to remove the point?

I tried the towel & Isopropal to no avail. Next I soaked the end of the arrow in Isopropal for 15-20 minutes. Still no luck. After removing the nock, I filled the shaft with the alcohol & soaked the shaft externally allowing both the internal & external soaks to sit 15-20 minutes. Even with pliers, that point isn't coming loose. Any other ideas? I hate to throw away a $20 arrow just because I can't get the point out.

Any suggestions on how "soapy", how hot, & what kind of soap? I tried soaking in boiling water (no soap) for 2 minutes & guess what, that is some tough glue, the point is still in the shaft. I'm almost ready to concede defeat.