I finally figured out how to cleanly peel the bezels off a TiBook display and thought I'd share my brainstorm. :-) If you've ever done taken apart a TiBook display you know how difficult it is to remove the bezel parts from the LCD without bending the heck out of the metal, especially the front bezel. I've done a couple using the pull and peel method and the results weren't pretty. On my latest broken-LCD-acquisition I used a piece of thin stiff plastic which I slid around the edges. It popped the bezels off cleanly with virtually no damage. The plastic I used came from some sort of blister-packed product. I cut up the clear plastic into a strip maybe 2" wide x several inches long. The plastic is stiff enough to be slid along under the bezel but not so thick it bends up the metal. Not only did it do a beautiful job it was fast, taking only a couple of minutes (just the display, not getting the &^$^%&& display off the 'Book. :-) I'l have more details of course and will put up a page with pics as soon as I'm able. I do intend to complete the repair using a two-part acrylic adhesive (same stuff Apple used in the first place) to glue it back together. I'll put those details on the same page as well once I've done it. Dan K ................................. http://macdan.n3.net/ carracho://dankephoto.dhs.org:9700 hotline://dankephoto.dhs.org:9500 .................................