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It took me 4 hours, much of that was slowness at the beginning and meticulous removal of the old adhesive for the screen. The actual screen removal was so much easier than I was afraid of. I followed along with both their text & video guides and it was all pretty straightforward if a little nerve wracking and time consuming. Very happy with it! If anyone has any questions about the process lmk

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[โ€“] [email protected] 8 points 1 year ago (1 children)

That looks so cool! I'm digging the keyboard-matched track pads, too.

I was proud of myself for getting just the JSAUX backplate on last week, no way I'd be brave enough to do the front/full enclosure, but it looks really slick and I'm glad to hear the process (especially the screen) was not as bad as anticipated. Thanks for sharing!

[โ€“] ahintoflime 3 points 1 year ago

Thank you!! It was definitely kind of draining it's a long process. but look how pretty it is :D I had just the backplate on before and that itself is a pretty cool little mod!