Question - Can I use Unibeast to install Mavericks on a real mac?

Hi! I've installed Mavericks successfully on my hackintosh using unibeast.

But I also have a macbook 13 mid 2010 that have mavericks over mountain lion over snow leopard, and I really like to do a fresh installation of Mavericks on it (Its a little laggy right now).

I tried the unibeast drive on the macbook and it boots. But I'm not sure to continue with the installation. Would I have any problems doing this? Of course I will no intent to run multibeast on it, but my doubt is is about Unibeast for installing.

Thanks

PD: If my post it out of place, I apologise. I know that this is a hackintosh forum

Yes, you can use the installer. I did it with my friends as well as my MBP and had no issues. All the appropriate files are there for the installation for any supported Mac hardware.

Great! I'll do it then

Thank you!

IM jst starting to use it for my MBP 8.3. Will let you know how does that go.

I did it in November. The installation went with no issues.

My macbook works like a charm now.

So do it without fear