I want to join the plastic bottoms of my Mac trackpad and keyboard. will the adhesive adhere and will the connection be strong?
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I'm using to stick some heavy camera gear together. It's very strong and holds very well.
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This is some heavy duty hardware, do you think your keyboard is up to it! hahah Okay Yes it will wokr fine for a keyboard!
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Yes. It is a hard piece of plastic that the Apple wireless keyboard and trackpad snap into. I use it on my lap all the time
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It worked fine for me with a a tablet or 13" MacBook Air. However, I am afraid it would not work well with two separate pieces of hardware (the keyboard and tablet).
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Pads are a peel n stick attachment. My mouse pad never bonded well but I like it better without it anyways. Keyboard pad is still holding strong. You could certainly just leave them off though.
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Hello, yes it will, and it's actually very easy to pop the keyboard out, make you connect both the large thin strip connector, and the small thin strip connector (back-lit power source) good luck..
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Yes it connects in the same way. Magnets have great holding strength. The keyboard is about 50% thicker. By "top part" I assume you mean the surface that the keys are on. Yes the top is plastic. It is exactly like a good quality laptop keyboard. It is much nicer to use than the touch keyboard. Hope this helps.
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I bought my Macbook pro in 2009-2010 and yes these are compatible.The pieces come with a cover, once you remove it you will notice the glue so they stick in their place, just press in the right position and ready, no need to rove the bottom cover off.Hope this helps you.
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The parts that support the bottom of the computer are actually plastic, so I don't think they will scratch it; at least they haven't scratched my computer. Hope this helps.
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The replacements have a self adhesive ring- peelNstick, if the MacBook base is properly prepared it is all you need. I took the base off my MacBook and cleared all remnants of the original and then found it easier to locate the alignment pin for the new feet.
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It seems to smooth on the non sticky side for that. I think the laptop would slide on it nearly as easily as on your laptop table. I agree with the other poster about getting adhesive backed rubber pads. Those work great for slippage.
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The keypad is plastic. The finish looks like aluminum, but really isn't. It works great and unless you get close you you wouldn't notice the difference next to a MacBook Pro.
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I would recommend against it, althought possible the constant taking apart would stretch/loosen the plastic connectors eventually, making the product less stable each time u disassembled/reassembled it.
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NO. I believe there are too many plastic components in the keyboard which would get damaged by this spray.
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Sorry, I don't know about an Apple Trackpad. The stylus is not electronic at all. It just has a nice soft tip that works on my GPS and touchscreen computer. if the Trackpad responds to pressure, I would think this would work. Good luck!
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We use ours with the Mac mini. One of the keys sticks so it's kind of cheap but it does the job.
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This is the white version track pad, so unless your macbook is white I would have to say no.....look for the sliver version. :)