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Analogue Pocket - Custom Button - Sunset Opal

Analogue Pocket - Custom Button - Sunset Opal

£18.00 GBP
£18.00 GBP
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Custom-cast buttons for the Analogue Pocket

Buttons are hand-cast in handmade molds, from the original buttons currently supplied in the console from factory. To ensure for the perfect fitment.

Sold in sets of 4 action, start, select and home buttons plus a D-pad.

The process -A clear or colored resin cap is poured and partially cured. Then a special effects layer is added, partially cured and then the buttons are backfilled with colored or clear resin. Molds are then cured for 24 hours before the buttons are removed. All residue and any flashing are removed by hand and inspected for quality.

Whilst every effort has been made to remove flaws and checked for defects there is a possibility that some defects may exist. If you are unhappy with your product please drop us an email.

As this product is made in small batches, by hand, coloration and special effects may slightly vary from the product image shown.

 


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Ryan
Absolutely gorgeous!

These buttons are brilliant in person with how they catch the light. They feel fantastic, working just as good or better than stock. The start and select buttons needed a small bit of sanding to fit into the shell and the select button has a small bubble trapped inside(not something I mind) but otherwise they buttons are perfect! I would easily recommend these.

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Hi

Firstly I'm glad you like the buttons, Secondly Im sorry you had to do a little work the the smaller buttons. This is normally down to me not cleaning them up as much as I should after casting. Regards the small bubble, get in touch and I shall arrange a replacement for this!

Thanks Matt