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    palm rest rubber substitute

    Discussion in 'Alienware M15x' started by Bele, May 17, 2013.

  1. Bele

    Bele Notebook Consultant

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    What's a good substitute for the rubber on the palm rest corners to keep the monitor from making full contact? I've lost mine a year a go and I don't know how or why they came off.

    Looking for an excellent substitute.
     
  2. khetik

    khetik Notebook Deity

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    They come off because they aren't exactly meant to stay there long. I've stripped off 6 rubber stoppers from the bottom of desktop keyboards, and carefully with very little super glue placed 2 on the palmrest, and 4 on the underside of the laptop becuase i lost those too. Clean up any excess superlue straight away. I did this about a year ago, and haven't lost one since.
     
  3. Bele

    Bele Notebook Consultant

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    I had not considered taking out excess from keyboards. good idea. thanks!
     
  4. ssj92

    ssj92 Neutron Star

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    I used a wire for a phone charger, cut it and super glued it back. Looks natural.