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[title] Remove Glass Display
-[* black] Insert your spudger, perhaps an iSesamo, to the top right of the display. You will want to slide it between the glass and the plastic bezel.
-[* black] There is a good amount of adhesive up here, but the spudger should slide in relatively easily.
-[* black] Replace the spudger with a guitar pic to hold its place.
-[* black] Be careful how you insert the spudger, though, since there is a cable that connects the display to the logic board between the ear speaker and rear camera hole.
+[* light_blue] Insert your spudger, perhaps an iSesamo, to the top right of the display. You will want to slide it between the glass and the plastic bezel.
+[* light_blue] There is a good amount of adhesive along the top of the display.
+[* light_blue] Replace the spudger with a guitar pic to hold its place.
+[* icon_caution] Be careful how you insert the spudger, though, since there is a cable that connects the display to the logic board between the ear speaker and rear camera hole.