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Return Policy
I don't accept returns or exchanges unless the product is damaged. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order. If the product arrives damaged we will need you to send a picture of it and the package it arrived on before processing any exchanges/refunds. Please ask any questions or doubts you have before buying the product, we are here to assist in any way we can. Please note: Over the past years mechanical keyboards have become very popular and new brands have emerged. Although there is a standardised switch some brands can do the shaft slightly thinner or thicker making the key become a bit loose or tight. We pride ourselves in making high quality products and we test the keycaps in different switches before shipping to make sure they fit properly on the different brands but there are so many out there that we are unable to test them all. If your keycap is a bit loose the best way to adjust it is to add a tiny dot of glue on the inside of the cross, let it dry and that will increase the friction. Another way is adding a tiny thin piece of paper. If your keycap is a bit tight, using a hairdryer gently blow some hot air into the back of the keycap.
Shipping Information
United States: Unavailable
Canada: Unavailable
United Kingdom: $0
Europe: Unavailable
Australia / New Zealand: Unavailable
Asia: Unavailable
Latin America: Unavailable
Other Regions: Unavailable
Return Policy
I don't accept returns or exchanges unless the product is damaged. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order. If the product arrives damaged we will need you to send a picture of it and the package it arrived on before processing any exchanges/refunds. Please ask any questions or doubts you have before buying the product, we are here to assist in any way we can. Please note: Over the past years mechanical keyboards have become very popular and new brands have emerged. Although there is a standardised switch some brands can do the shaft slightly thinner or thicker making the key become a bit loose or tight. We pride ourselves in making high quality products and we test the keycaps in different switches before shipping to make sure they fit properly on the different brands but there are so many out there that we are unable to test them all. If your keycap is a bit loose the best way to adjust it is to add a tiny dot of glue on the inside of the cross, let it dry and that will increase the friction. Another way is adding a tiny thin piece of paper. If your keycap is a bit tight, using a hairdryer gently blow some hot air into the back of the keycap.