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  1. Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook, Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 1, immagine 1 di 2 Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook, Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 1, immagine 2 di 2
    Attrezzo utilizzato in questo passaggio:
    Microfiber Cleaning Cloths
    $3.99
    • Inumidite un panno in microfibra con dell'acqua.

    • Utilizzatelo per rimuovere dallo schermo polvere e sporco.

    LISTERIN DESTROY THE SCREEN IMMEDATLY AND MAKES THE STAINGATE FAR WORSE!

    Who comes to the idea to use this?????

    It costs me 200 EUR. THANK YOU IFIXIT.COM

    A.D R - Replica

  2. Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 2, immagine 1 di 2 Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 2, immagine 2 di 2
    • Indossate dei guanti di lattice o, se siete allergici al lattice, in nitrile.

    • Inumidite un altro panno in microfibra con aceto bianco o con il Listerine.

    Has anyone actually done this with success? Do I have to put a screen protector on? Is Apple still offering free fixes for this in November 2022? I acquired a 2015 15" Macbook Pro. Thanks.

    Thom Hemler - Replica

  3. Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 3, immagine 1 di 1
    • Passate il panno inumidito con l'aceto o col Listerine sullo schermo effettuando un movimento circolare.

    • Indossate sempre i guanti durante questa operazione perché il rivestimento anti riflesso del MacBook rilascia delle sostanze chimiche che potreste assorbire attraverso la cute.

  4. Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 4, immagine 1 di 2 Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 4, immagine 2 di 2
    • Se alcune macchie persistono, passate nuovamente il panno.

    • Quando lo ritenete necessario, inumidite nuovamente il panno col Listerine o con l'aceto bianco.

    • Non toglietevi i guanti!

    ماهو الخل الابيض

    aa arbad - Replica

    done it 3 times and it isn't clear yet or all gone. now tried both paste. better.

    not perfect Mac book pro 2013. they should have recalled them all.

    madam cuire - Replica

    Hi there all , yes actually they did in 2015 ….

    https://www.macrumors.com/2019/12/20/mac...

    Also there is still a petition on

    https://www.macrumors.com/2019/12/20/mac...

    May can help you all

    Ps: take it easy with H2O on your screen 🙀

    analfabetagoloso -

    tomorrow will try vinegar.

    madam cuire - Replica

    DE: Man darf von etwa 5 bis 10 Minuten kreisförmigen Wischens des Bildschirmes ausgehen bis alles entfernt ist ;)

    EN: You can expect about 5 to 10 minutes of circular swiping of the screen until everything is removed ;)

    Rudolf Glaser - Replica

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    • Inumidite nuovamente il primo panno in microfibra che avete utilizzato con acqua.

    • Passatelo sullo schermo per rimuovere eventuali residui.

    • Per fare questo passaggio potete sfilarvi i guanti.

  6. Come rimuovere le "famigerate" macchie sugli schermi dei MacBook: passo 6, immagine 1 di 1
    • Applicate una pellicola protettiva sullo schermo del vostro MacBook per preservarlo e per ridurre i riflessi.

    Ich habe Bereiche bei denen es einfach nicht abgeht. Nicht mit Lysterine, Essig, backing soda.

    Gibt es noch was anderes? Aggressiver? Bin verzweifelt.

    Pättes - Replica

    Hi there would you provide a pic of it , thanks

    analfabetagoloso - Replica

    So this is removing the coating altogether. An acceptable and cheap workaround, but you do end up with a very glossy screen that will be hard to see in many conditions.

    Charlie Nancarrow (eWhizz) - Replica

Conclusione

Il problema delle macchie non dovrebbe ricomparire se dopo aver applicato i nostri suggerimenti installerete una buona pellicola protettiva.

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Ist es möglich, das Glas auszubauen? Ich habe ein MacBookPro11,4 – MacBook Pro (Retina, 15', Mitte 2015).

Toni Catany - Replica

Followed instructions provided and used cleaning vinegar. Took a while and repeated rubbing of some areas with fresh vinegar, but end result very good and screen as new. Only in two bottom corners either pressed too hard or got some fluid behind the glas that shows up on the display with different “wet” colors. Hope that over time - if it is fluid - this will evaporate/disappear. But still happy with results as it so much improved. Thanks for sharing this approach.

Henk Tijhof - Replica

Can confirm that few days later the “wet” colors in bottom corners have completely disappeared. This approach completely fixed the “staingate” issue for us. Thanks.

Henk Tijhof -

Thanks for the instructions! Works perfectly on our MBP early 2015.

Sue and Sergio

Serge D'Ortun - Replica

Thank you for the instructions! Just got my hands on a 2017 MBP so looking forward to trying this fix.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a reputable screen protector with anti-glare and anti-reflective properties?

Johan - Replica

Thanks! I was a bit scared, but I tried cleaning one corner first and it worked fine on my MBP early 2015. I used listerine dissolved 50% in water and it solved the problem.

Albert Forsyth - Replica

All you need is some Cleansing Handy Wipes from Boots. Blue packet. Ensure that your laptop has been on and warm - so the screen is warm. Shut it after an hour or more use, to ensure the screen has been hot/warm. Shutdown the laptop and use the wipe. Mine came out within minutes with no effort - to spanking new! Good luck

Reef Clown - Replica

Do you mean this kind of wipes?

Boots

Boots Baby Biodegradable Baby Wipes, or this one;

No7

No7 Biodegradable Cleansing Wipes 30pk

Jan Arefjord - Replica

It worked well for me as well. Quite a bit of rubbing but well worth it as my screen is clear again. I do have a 'wet' color display in bottom left only of my screen as Henk above described. Hopefully will disappear also.

Stephen Hughey - Replica

Wet color display in bottom left was gone after 4-5 hours. Screen looks great!

Stephen Hughey -

I used toothpaste instead of vinegar. Screen is like new. Seriously

Martin Clowes - Replica

It took me three times; I used the listerine because i had some; that seemed to break down the coating which then appeared ALL over the screen, then I tried the toothpaste thing, the helped. today I used white vinegar and it took 2 hours but my screen is crystal clear. that was such a scam, apple should have recalled all those models and replaced for free. ordered a protective screen cover from amazon. but seriously I am a girl and I was always so gentle with my Mac book pros and cleaned less then normal person as not to damage.

madam cuire - Replica

never found this product "Boots Baby Biodegradable Baby Wipes"

madam cuire - Replica

This is FANTASTIC Solution, i was told by the Laptop service, it will cost me 600.000,- Rupiahs. It worked very well and easy with just White Vinegar and microfibre, be careful with your hands though, it created this toxic smells though. THANK YOU!! very happy with the result.

Onthego Hope - Replica

Is there a specific screen protector for a MBP 13 inch 2017 they anyone can recommend?

Mat - Replica

Thanks for sharing. My MBA is less than a year but looks 1000 years old! I usually wipe with wet tissues and get the same sparkling clean screen back but stains reoccur every few weeks!

AmNA - Replica

I can't believe the difference! I tried typical window cleaners and they didn't work. I used the distilled white vinegar and it worked perfectly.

Tip: let the vinegar soak in a bit, but don't over do it. Use some elbow grease and watch the anti-glare stain disappear. I ordered an anti-UV screen protector now to give me back some of those anti-glare and anti-uv properties, plus I place a super thin micro fiber cloth on the keyboard now to stop grease from my fingers to transferring on to my screen or protector.

George - Replica

I used ISOPROPANOL which is a strong alcohol. It worked in few minutes

Jörg Schrepfer - Replica

Nothing has changed. Doesn’t work on ipad pro. Mac change my previous ipad (2023) because of this situation but it happened again, hate this $@$*.

Ase - Replica

Will this work on a MBP 2019 with the laminate coming off?

Kev Henne - Replica

Amazing!!!! this absolutely brilliant. I could hardly see my screen due to staingate in the sun but now it looks new!!!

S qajmb - Replica

I have staingate creeping in from the edges, but most of the screen is still good and not visible when using the MacBook. Should I remove the anti-reflection coating now or wait until it gets worse, as I'm not sure what the actual difference it will make to using the laptop?

zanc - Replica

This was great! I used white vinegar on a MBP Mid 2014 model, and it came off very easily (it also was riddled with the staingate issue so that may have helped). Thank you for putting this together. There weren't any issues after cleaning it at all - looks like a brand new screen. Trying to find a screen protector that isn't polyurethane, but for now - this looks great!

casicreative - Replica

Had many computers in suffering from this issue, 12”, 13”, 15” - lots!

I’ve tried everything, 14% white vinegar, all the different flavours or Listerine, baby wipes (all the brands I find). Up to now, I’ve had most success with ‘Carolin’ disinfectant wipes, a brand available in most supermarkets here in France.

I recently bought a 2013 15” MacBook Pro with 16gb of RAM AND 1TB of storage, for my wife, planning to install Sonoma with one of the EFI Patches.

When it arrived I saw it was suffering from staingate, in some places with a green tinge around the edges. Didn’t have any Carolin wipes but we’d just been to Lidl in Nice and had bought some of their W5 Disinfectant Wipes.

Why not, I thought. Whereas the Carolin wipes did the job, with them it took about 45 minutes to clear quite a bad case.

With the W5 wipes a 15” screen was no more difficult than cleaning normal fingerprints and ‘coughs’ from a screen; five minutes at most.

Highly impressed. Wouldn’t use them to ‘clean’ a screen NOT suffering from Staingate!

Chris Webb - Replica

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