Give an old Mac new life by turning it into an iWipe

There were still some metal brackets inside the case, so I had to get those out first. Using a T15 and a Philips head screwdriver, I removed the 7 or 8 screws holding the brackets in place.

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The case still pretty grimy, so I soaked it in some warm soapy water for about 10 minutes. This loosened up all of the dirt and I was able to rinse it clean.?

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This is the front of the case after removing all of the old brackets.

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Because Apple has gotten all glossy white on us lately, I figured the SE needed a new paint job. So I painted the inside a metallic silver (to match the toilet paper holder) and the outside a gloss white.

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This is the front of the case after several coats of white spray paint.

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This is a shot of the inside of the case with the toilet paper holder installed. I used a thick Super Glue gel to hold it in place.?

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This is a shot of the inside of the case with the first roll on toilet paper installed.

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This is the front of the case before I installed the "screen."

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I used a translucent binder that I picked up at Target to create a screen for the SE. After I cut it to size, I Super Glued it into place.

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Here's the finished product.

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Here is my new Apple iWipe in its natural habitat.

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