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MacBook Pro models with 13" Retina displays manufactured beginning 2012.

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Replacing the screen rubber

I have 3 MacBook A1502 13" models 2013/14/15 and all are in desperate need of a new display frame rubber.... do we have to remove the glass to do this or can this be done leaving the glass installed? Contemplating making a guide to do this.....

I seen this video but it looks kinda risky to crack the glass.....

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You do not need to remove the glass to replace the display frame rubber (also called the LCD bezel gasket or cushion seal) on the MacBook Pro A1502 models (2013–2015).

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Yeah I have seen it done in a couple of videos but it looks real risky that the glass might crack when scraping out the debris.... I will give it a go when the replacements arrive cheers!

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