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Remove items, and the hull will come apart.
Thanks for the comment. I've noted that as well and it might have been part of the problem, but I don't think it explains everything. I've had at least two Javelins where the entire back compartment of the ship was one contiguous piece, and in case of the Gecko where I had this problem, these very elongated titanium structures (not sure what to properly call them) on the inside of the hull also did not come loose after removing the cut points.
Sometimes you can get in a situation where a panel is free, but if you try to punt it away it'll move about 2 feet and snap back into position.
I took two screenshots of a Javelin to try and show what I'm talking about:
Normal view: https://i.imgur.com/Wb6Yhzt.jpg
Scanner view (from a different angle): https://i.imgur.com/ZrN3btw.jpg
The nanocarbon "ring" that is wrapped around the two airlocks cannot be removed in one piece, so I expected it to come apart after removing all the cut points, but that didn't happen. In order to proceed, I had to destroy the aluminum panel at the back wall of the ring with the Stinger, cut the ring in two halves with Demo Charges, and cut both ends of the aerobridge with the Splitsaw for good measure.
To be fair, it's not a super big deal and doesn't cause nearly enough damage to jeopardize the 90% goal (or even the bonus 98% goal), so maybe I overreacted a bit when I encountered this situation for the first time. I still need to wrap my head around the fact that a 100% perfect salvage is not meant to be possible in this game.
Alternatively, placing 2 charges adjacent on the outside of the yellow lines of the left airlock will release the airlock on that side, and mean the other airlock has more slack space to move. This is a much higher skill manoeuvre, so would recommend the first.
If you don't have demos, well... Get them. :)
It is easier with demo charges, but I'm not up to level 11 yet.
Also the aerobridge could do with some proper detachment points so that you can separate it properly. Otherwise you end up butchering it.