Delamination is a mode failure caused by repeated cyclic stresses and impact, causing layers to separate, forming a mica-like surface on your LCD screen. Recently, delamination has become an industry-wide problem referred to as “Staingate.” It involves the breakdown of the anti-glare coating on the displays of MacBook and MacBook Pro Retina devices. Hundreds of thousands of MacBooks have suffered delamination, resulting in an awful looking LCD screen and an unpleasant user experience. There is good news, though. We fix ALL MacBook Pro screens experiencing delamination.