Authentic Apple MacBook Rubber Feet Replacement for Bottom Case Foot Set for MacBook Pro Macbook pro rubber feet replacement pad set include outer feet and inner plugs. MBP 13" MBP 15" MBP 17" Original MacBook Pro screws set have a rubber cement base for locking in the new screws after opening the bottom case. There are three long philips head screws and 7 philips head small screws. There are 3 types of macbook rubber feet, check serial Numbers at the bottom case before order. This kind of bottom case screw and rubber feet are fit for macbook PRO macbook pro 13 MBP 15 MBP 17 A1278 A1286 A1297 ONLY, not for MBP AIR ONES( A1370 A1369 A1465 A1466) and NOT for MBP RETINA models (a1425 a1502 a1398) Included: Macbook pro Rubber feet Outer foot set of 4, and inner plug set of 4, Macbook pro bottom case screw 1 set, and screwdriver  1. NOT FOR RETINA DISPLAY MACBOOK PROS. ONLY FOR MACBOOK PRO 2008 - 2011 PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION. Phillips 00 screwdriver Tweezers Paper clip or safety pin Place the computer upside down on a clean, lint-free cloth or other nonabrasive surface. Remove the bottom case.<br> Using the Phillips 00 screwdriver, remove the bottom case by removing 10 screws. <span class="a-text-bold">Important:</span> Screws at sides and front must be removed and installed at an angle.<br> Gently pull the bottom case from the side the display hinges are on and lift upwards at an angle.<br> Make sure the foot area on the bottom case is clean and free of debris. If any portion of the foot adhesive remains, peel it up with a pair of tweezers.<br> Clean both sides of the bottom case around the foot area. Allow the alcohol to evaporate.<br> Peel the outer foot from its packaging and affix it firmly to the bottom case. Do not use the glue to adhere the outer foot to the bottom case. Avoid touching the adhesive backing. Seat the plug onto the glued area.<br> Do not use your finger to press the foot plug down. Use the wooden end of a cotton swab to press the foot plug into place. Lightly press and hold the foot in place for 30 seconds.<br> Clean any excess glue with a cotton dry swab. <span class="a-text-bold">Important: </span>Do not<span class="a-text-bold"> </span>wipe the glue;<span class="a-text-bold"> </span>use the cotton dry swab to absorb any excess glue. Excess puddled glue may take hours to dry and may cause the bottom case to adhere to the logic board or interior cabling.<br> Using a timer, allow the glue to set for at least 60 minutes before applying the foot plug cover over the foot plug. <span class="a-text-bold">Important:</span> If laser etching is visible by the foot area, do not use the foot plug cover. Laser etching will normally be found on the left-rear foot area. Place the computer upside down on a clean, lint-free cloth or other nonabrasive surface. Remove the bottom case.<br> Using the Phillips 00 screwdriver, remove the bottom case by removing 10 screws. Important: Screws at sides and front must be removed and installed at an angle.<br> Gently pull the bottom case from the side the display hinges are on and lift upwards at an angle. Make sure the foot area on the bottom case is clean and free of debris. If any portion of the foot adhesive remains, peel it up with a pair of tweezers.<br> Clean both sides of the bottom case around the foot area. Allow the alcohol to evaporate. A paperclip or safety pin can also unplug the glue nozzle after storage. Apply a very small drop of glue on the bottom of the foot onthe inner bottom case. Do not spread the glue. Seat the plug onto the glued area. Use the wooden end of a cotton swab to press the foot plug into place. Lightly press and hold the foot in place for1 min.Use the cotton dry swab away excess glue. Reassembly Note: Install screws in order shown. If sequence is not followed, bottom case might wobble when placed on level surface.