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Ramoncitos

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Feb 10, 2024
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Hello friends, it turns out that they changed the back panel of my Mac mini and when the Apple Store delivered it to me, the back part where the ports are located came with a kind of plastic covering that now when I removed it, it left me with some glue stains. I tried removing them with a slightly damp microfiber cloth but they don't come off. Would anyone know how to remove them? Or would I have to go back to the Apple Store? Thank you
 

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Fishrrman

macrumors Penryn
Feb 20, 2009
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Try Boyd's suggestion above.

Or... rub your finger on it -- dry -- generate some friction and see if that pushes it off.

But looking at the posted pics above, I see "so little" there, that's it may not worth bothering with..
 

BanjoDudeAhoy

macrumors 6502a
Aug 3, 2020
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If it's actually glue, then isopropyl alcohol as mentioned above should do the trick.

Personally, because it really is hardly visible AND on the back, I'd probably just ignore it, though.
 
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