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-[* black] Lightly heat the rubber connection area and use an iPod opening tool to separate the plastic display frame from the front glass panel enough to access the area where the rubber is connected.
+[* black] Lightly heat the rubber connection area. Use an iPod opening tool to separate the plastic display frame from the front glass panel enough to access the rubber area.
[* black] While holding the display frame away from the front glass, use a razor blade to carefully cut through the many rubber "dots" attaching the frame to the front panel.
-[* icon_caution] The razor blade may scratch the black painted border off the inside of the glass panel. If you are reusing your front glass panel, try not to scratch the glass while cutting. Also, avoid cutting through the outer rubber strip to prevent cosmetic damage.
+[* icon_caution] The razor blade may scratch the black painted border off the inside of the glass panel. If you are reusing your front glass panel, try not to scratch the glass while cutting. Also, to prevent cosmetic damage, avoid cutting through the outer rubber strip.