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Just want to know if there was a guide on the net for case modding laptops. Or maybe have you done it? Give me any idea to start or some tips in decasing laptops.
I was planning on painting mine come reading week. Shouldn't be too hard. Just take out all the screws and little bits and make sure you know how to put it back together. Its only a 486, not like it is a huge loss if you break it.
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