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mudphud · 2005-02-28, 19:28

I just got a replacement 12" powerbook from Apple after I sent mine back. The first one I sent back because it had a small chip above the button that releases the latch and because the hard drive crashed.

When I received my replacement, there were chips on this one also. Has anyone else gotten powerbooks with cosmetic damage and what did you do?

rasmits · 2005-02-28, 20:42

I just peeled all the paint off the latch so it looked even. It's not a fix really, but it looks okay.

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mudphud Member Join Date: Feb 2005	2005-02-28, 19:28 I just got a replacement 12" powerbook from Apple after I sent mine back. The first one I sent back because it had a small chip above the button that releases the latch and because the hard drive crashed. When I received my replacement, there were chips on this one also. Has anyone else gotten powerbooks with cosmetic damage and what did you do?
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rasmits rams it Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Seattle	2005-02-28, 20:42 I just peeled all the paint off the latch so it looked even. It's not a fix really, but it looks okay.
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