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How to reglue a rubber laptop foot
The little rubber feet on my HP laptop (Omnibook 6000) keep coming
loose. I have tried contact cement, which seems to work for a few months, but they get a lot of lateral stress as the machine is moved. Is there some better way to secure them? Thanks -- |
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