anti-slip rubber pads for mbp 13'

It would be useful to know where you're located. In the USA, you might try these vendors:

http://www.pbparts.com (parts and repair work)

http://www.dttservice.com (parts and repair work)

http://www.powerbookresq.com (parts and repair work)

http://www.tekserve.com (parts and repair work)

http://www.powerbookmedic.com (parts, repair work and instructional videos)

http://www.welovemacs.com (parts and used equipment)

http://www.ifixit.com (parts and excellent, illustrated online take-apart instructions)

Prices for the same parts vary WIDELY, so check around. Also, parts as small as the rubbr feet you're looking for may not be listed on the websites, so calling the toll-free numbers you'll find on most of the sites may be a good idea.

If not successful in locating the Apple parts, you may want to pick up some self-adhesive furniture feet at your local hardware store. They won't fit perfectly or last very long (heat breaks down the adhesive on them), but they may cost only a tiny fraction of what you'll have to pay for Apple feet.

you may want to pick up some self-adhesive furniture feet at your local hardware store.

🙂 don't do that. buy a hard shell case for it that usually come with rubber feet. similar to this. http://www.speckproducts.com/macbook-pro-seethru.html look at the shots of the bottom of the case when it's on the bottom of the notebook.

if your product is still under warranty they should have fixed the feet for you because they should not come off.

don't do that. buy a hard shell case for it that usually come with rubber feet.

Don't do that. Those cases don't protect against anything but superficial scuffs and scratches, they trap dust and grit against the computer and grind it in, and they impair efficient cooling. And they're outlandishly expensive, bulky, and ugly. Bad news.

eww to each his own, but a far cleaner solution then hardware furniture feet.

a few wipes now and then if you do have the case, is suggested. Waiting for grit (?) to be trapped in there is sort of strange. Call me anal.

And I was referring to a case like that, I'm sure you could find one way cheaper that has FEET.

eww to each his own, but a far cleaner solution then hardware furniture feet.

Cleaner, maybe. But I'd be a lot happier spending $2.49 for a couple of sets of furniture feet that no one will ever see than $50 for an ugly plastic wrapper that everyone, notably including me, will have to look at, and whose only significant effect will be negative.

Those are considerably larger and more obvious (and expensive, at $1.19 apiece) than anything I was suggesting, but unlike a plastic wrapper, they'd certainly provide lots of clearance for cooling air under the machine (which is what the feet are for). I had in mind something about 1/4 to 1/3 that high, so they wouldn't be scraped off every time the computer was slid into a case or backpack. Every good hardware store has a dozen or more different kinds and sizes to choose from. Nice try, though.

frankenstien mac, here for the holidays!

source http://www.amazon.com/Sorbothane-Hemisphere-Non-Skid-Adhesive-Durometer/dp/B003I MSIBA/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_b

The rubber feet are not available separately from Apple or any authorized Apple service provider. You will have to get them from an independent used-parts reseller.

I was just looking for how that might look. It's not a bad suggestion however I would bite the bullet and just get a real replacement from a dealer or from apple. But that's just me.