It seems that the original matt finishing of the trackpad has been
removed by use: is it possible?
Ben
Yup. The sign of a well-loved well-used machine.
On the other hand, if they meant to last forever, Apple would have
stopped manufacturing PowerBooks with that model. After all, what
would have been the point?
Maybe using the rest of the pad to make it equally shiny is the ticket.
(...Don't raise the bridge, lower the water!!!)
What's the problem with natural wear anyway?
Is it merely aesthetically offensive?
gwd
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