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removing alluminium bezel (was restoring an HP11C) Message #1 Posted by Alberto Fenini on 24 May 2010, 6:54 a.m. ciao a tutti, I had finally the chance to take few pics and upload them The keyboard bezel has already been restored to my best effort,with a very thin brush and opaque black enamel (I always forget to take picture before...) The logo will be restored using the same technique, since I have tried with some silver markers but these are way too opaque, so I'll go for some chrmoe enamel. However, I have tried to brush with some sandpaper the aluminuim bezel, with little improvement, which is why I'd like to remove it and brush it much better. Has anyone done it ? As always, thank you very much for help, take care and have a nice day, Alberto

Re: removing alluminium bezel (was restoring an HP11C) Message #2 Posted by Ron G. on 24 May 2010, 1:37 p.m., in response to message #1 by Alberto Fenini I have removed a bezel using dental floss slipped under the edge, and worked carefully across the length of the bezel. You have to be careful with the grounding springs, but if you know where they are, you can avoid damaging them.

Re: removing alluminium bezel (was restoring an HP11C) Message #3 Posted by Alberto Fenini on 24 May 2010, 4:21 p.m., in response to message #2 by Ron G. Thank you very much for your message You mean the two springs that can be removed unscrewing the backplate, right ? I could remove them first, and then using the dental floss remove the bezel... I'll give it a try, and let everybody know thanks for help, Alberto

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