So what we need for this project are:
- A Small Philip Screwdriver
- A Small Hexagon Tip Screwdriver (I used Wera 118064 - Kraftform 2054 Micro Screwdriver Hexagon Tip SW 1.3 / 40)
- Case Opener Tool (You can find it at www.pdaparts.com.i used a flathead screwdriver instead)
- Adhesive Tape
- Small Knife (Carving knife would be better)
- Spray Paint (Acryl Metallic that is suitable for plastic)
- Some old Newspaper
- Rubbing alcohol
- A suitable workplace (I put a cloth on my workplace so that the device won't get damaged)
Let's get it started!
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Once the plate is removed, unscrew the four screws using the Hexagon Tip Screwdriver. Again try to look for the tabs that hold the front plate with the back.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txH3YGXZsy4
also shows you about changing the housing
This is a pretty good tutorial.
thats what i did, but with this there's more colours and if you do it well it can look great!
I used the same method on a clients laptop a few months ago with great results!
I am about to turn this annoyingly pink Ipod I got at a pawn shop really cheap into something that I don't have to hide in my pocket constantly!
As for getting the paint un-sticky, pop it in the oven on warm. For plastic cases I'd try a heat gun so as not to get the cases melty.....