Histórico do passo nº 5 do guia Smart Battery Case Teardown

Alterações no passo nº 5

Edição por Andrew Optimus Goldheart — 9 de dez de 2015

-	[* black] We iOpen this iCase using our trusty iOpener.
-	[* black] The adhesive doesn't go down without a fight so we call in our friend [product\|IF145-259-1\|Jimmy].
-	[* black] Peeling back the interior we get our first look at the "brushed" aluminum underneath.
+	[* black] Just like Apple's last "[guide\|53052\|Smart\|stepid=116829\|new_window=true]" device, this is going to be an unavoidably destructive teardown. Buckle up and get ready for some heating, cutting, peeling, and more.
+	[* black] A hot [product\|IF145-198\|iOpener\|new_window=true] gets things started with some heat to soften the adhesive securing the soft microfiber pelt lining the interior of the case.
+	[* black] Even with plenty of heat, we need some heavy-duty [product\|IF145-259-1\|prying power\|new_window=true] to get in and start peeling the cloth layer away.
+	[* black] Peeling back the interior we get our first look at the "brushed" aluminum underneath. We're theorizing that those unsightly scratches are there to improve the adhesive's bonding to the metal.

-	[* black] We iOpen this iCase using our trusty iOpener.
-	[* black] The adhesive doesn't go down without a fight so we call in our friend [product\|IF145-259-1\|Jimmy].
-	[* black] Peeling back the interior we get our first look at the "brushed" aluminum underneath.
+	[* black] Just like Apple's last "[guide\|53052\|Smart\|stepid=116829\|new_window=true]" device, this is going to be an unavoidably destructive teardown. Buckle up and get ready for some heating, cutting, peeling, and more.
+	[* black] A hot [product\|IF145-198\|iOpener\|new_window=true] gets things started with some heat to soften the adhesive securing the soft microfiber pelt lining the interior of the case.
+	[* black] Even with plenty of heat, we need some heavy-duty [product\|IF145-259-1\|prying power\|new_window=true] to get in and start peeling the cloth layer away.
+	[* black] Peeling back the interior we get our first look at the "brushed" aluminum underneath. We're theorizing that those unsightly scratches are there to improve the adhesive's bonding to the metal.