comment: >
  
  Just gotta search graffiti keycaps on aliexpress
context: Well, time to order some blank keycaps and a sharpie... >
  
  That might actually be cheaper than these keycaps >
  
  I mean, it would be. You'd have to also have some sort of varnish or other form of finish (there are sprays for clear protective coating) to keep your fingers from rubbing it off, but then it would work. Question is if you'd be satisfied with the result, but that would depend on your individual ability do consistently handwrite the letters and symbols. >
  
  What do you think would be the best finish for this/ periphereals? Seems like you know a thing or two and I want to apply some style to my mouse/kb >
  
  No clue, but there are probably plenty of tutorials for all things painted plastic. I put "painting plastic finish protect" into google and there are several blogs talking about procedures and products. I'm sure you'll be able to find something that works. >
  
  I love it and would unironically have it as my everyday. >
  
  heres a sound test >
  
  Oh no! Oh nonono. It's perfect. I'm going to be spending money! >
  
  Ridiculous. I'll take four. >
  
  ahaha the labor costs far surpass the price of the keyboard itself :) >
  
  I love the nice touch on right shift not being used. I am a left shift exclusive person as well. >
  
  so hear me out. I ordered these keycaps from aliexpress right, and it comes with 1 shift key haha >
  
  Which keycaps? >
  
  Just gotta search graffiti keycaps on aliexpress >
  
  I just got in some keycaps from Aliexpress and you just made me order this set. Can't be mad @ $20 though. >
  
  I honestly thought you drew on blank keycaps with a sharpie, and I kinda like it. >
  
  Could you post a link to the rivets you used please? I'm planning on doing the same with my board >
  
  What are those key caps called???