little black spots

[Midgetinabikini]

it's near the mouse pad. cant send pictures, it's too small.
look's like the color is pilling off or somekind of dirt.

how to make sure if it's just dirt or i need to replace the whole upper panel?

its a macbook pro 17" c2d 2.33

please help, want to sell it.

 

[iTone]

be ready to get eaten alive.

 

[Midgetinabikini]

be ready to get eaten alive.

i really want to replace it with a 15" model

 

[flopticalcube]

i really want to replace it with a 15" model

Saying "apple sucks" isn't going to win you friends. Try a Magic Eraser.

 

[Midgetinabikini]

you all need to relax...it was a joke. dont get all mad and stuff...

 

[flopticalcube]

you all need to relax...it was a joke. dont get all mad and stuff...

You need to read more forums. We have no way of knowing you are joking or not. Personally I don't care but others may get offended.

 

[squeeks]

if its too small to take a picture of it cant be that big a deal

 

[WildCowboy]

It's pitting of the aluminum, so the only way to fix it is to replace the top case. It's been very common every since the aluminum PowerBooks were introduced. My top case was replaced by Apple free of charge after about 15 months (without my asking even, while the machine was in for another AppleCare repair). Pitting appeared on the replacement top case after about nine months, but it's pretty minor.

 

[Midgetinabikini]

It's pitting of the aluminum, so the only way to fix it is to replace the top case. It's been very common every since the aluminum PowerBooks were introduced. My top case was replaced by Apple free of charge after about 15 months (without my asking even, while the machine was in for another AppleCare repair). Pitting appeared on the replacement top case after about nine months, but it's pretty minor.

well...that's a problem...
i'll talk with my tech guy to see what to do.