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My Macbook's not discolored...
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Just dirty.
My palm-rest area is dirty. What's the best solution to clean it?
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iklear.......... some wipes?
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I think that "dirty" is the discoloration that is occurring. If it is turning brown, that is what is happening to mine and it cannot be cleaned off.
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27" iMac C2D
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I use that with my new topcase, and my topcase is now turning blue again.
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My track pad has gone a strange brown colour. Apple UK have told me they have no stocks of track pads and it will be away for about 14 working days.......so I am living with it for the mo, but will take it in late september before I go on my break......so as disscussed many times this dicolouration is not uncommon ?
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Originally Posted by nickw311
I think that "dirty" is the discoloration that is occurring. If it is turning brown, that is what is happening to mine and it cannot be cleaned off.
Well, I "cleaned" it a little simply by wetting my finger and rubbing it, so I'm thinking this is not "discoloration."
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