I've done this once and It's a fairly serious repair. I'm not looking to discourage you, it's just that this type of repair is one that relies on you knowing how to do some other things first. Without going into too may details here's a basic rundown.
- Remove the old fretboard, without damaging the neck back or truss rod. In my case it was already loose and badly chipped.
- Depending on what you see, you may need to remove and reinstall the truss rod anyways.
- Clean and prep the entire mating surface.
- Trim and glue in the new board, being careful not to get glue in the truss rod.
- Slot it, if it isn't done already.
- Do the inlays, if it isn't done already.
- level the board.
- radius the board.
- fret the board.