Going off Emir's comment: Ensure the antenna are running beside each other, parallel, and laying as flat as possible against the bottom case.
If the top right corner still isn't sitting flush, try lifting your webcam cable connector up and over the righthand hinge, like this.
I spent more time I'd like to admit battling the bezel and input cover, making sure they sit flush. Once I lifted the webcam cable over the hinge, everything sit flush on the first try.
If the bottom right corner of the bezel won't click into place for you, or pops out of place when you open/close the lid, use the spudger end of your FW screwdriver to lift the webcam cable connecter over the righthand hinge, like this image. Don't worry about damaging the webcam cable, it's flexible, just be gentle.
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Going off Emir's comment: Ensure the antenna are running beside each other, parallel, and laying as flat as possible against the bottom case.
If the top right corner still isn't sitting flush, try lifting your webcam cable connector up and over the righthand hinge, like this.
I spent more time I'd like to admit battling the bezel and input cover, making sure they sit flush. Once I lifted the webcam cable over the hinge, everything sit flush on the first try.
If the bottom right corner of the bezel won't click into place for you, or pops out of place when you open/close the lid, use the spudger end of your FW screwdriver to lift the webcam cable connecter over the righthand hinge, like this image. Don't worry about damaging the webcam cable, it's flexible, just be gentle.