Changing ipod cover (back/front panel)

Hey,
I need some advice about changing your iPod case. I've browsed the internet a while and I discovered tons of sites that provide new back and front panels. They deliver those kits with the tools to successfully open your iPod. I thought thay could be a solution for me, but also for other people who find their new ipod damaged.
Those full kits retail for the price of about 60 dollar on Ebay, and that's a fair price I believe. You can also check ipodmods.com, but they are a lot more expensive
Now my question(s): is there anyone who has experience with doing this mod himself, so can someone give me advice about this subject.
Do I lose my guaranty when I do this? Even when you put back the original front/back panel?
I hope the community will be able to help me with this one
Thanks
Here are some useful links
http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/NEW-iPod-Video-FRONT-BACK-COVER-PLATE-5G-Gen-Parts-W6_W0 QQitemZ250019577152QQihZ015QQcategoryZ90964QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
PC Windows XP Pro
http://www.ipodmods.com/shop/ipod-video-parts.html
PC Windows XP Pro

Never tamper with an Apple product unless it's something that you can do yourself, like installing memory, or an airport card, or an iBook keyboard. I believe it states that if you tamper with a product, iPod included, that your warranty is null and void. I wouldn't risk it, especially if you purchased apple care.

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