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is this a jojo reference >

That video was really entertaining >

Holy smokes… That looks awesome! You just gained a new subscriber, my dude. Great job 👏 >

This is so sick man. If I wasn’t tight on money right now I would 100% commission a DIO themed board. God damn >

Love your r/mk update videos! And nice board too! Keep up the good work :) >

That turned out really well. Looks fab!  It's really difficult to put water slides on a polished surface, but this turned out great.  If you ever do something similar though, you may want to check out two products. Micro Sol, and Micro Set from Microscale.  Micro Set is a bonding agent for applying waterslides to really awkward surfaces, like this polished case, and Micro Sol is actually a solvent that thins the waterslide decal, softens it, and helps it conform to rough surfaces with no silvering.  Micro Set would be useful for stuff like case decals, but Micro Sol would be great to get decals to really conform to things like keycap surface texture to make them look as if they are dye subbed.   Needs using with care, as too much Micro Sol will just melt the decal.   These two products have been used by model makes for years, so you should be able to find videos on their use.
[edit] Forgot to mention, the best use for Micro Sol is to get rid of edges. Like when you cut out the decals, even though the background is clear, you can see the edge of the carrier film?  Brush the edges with Micro Sol and you can literally melt it away and it just blends in.  Great stuff.