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  No answer from the seller
context: Yo, I'm a keycap maker... I can fix that stem for you. If the seller doesn't get back to you, let me know. >
  
  Not all heroes wear capes >
  
  Haha thanks. I've been working on making keycaps for the past 4 years. I wanted to see if there was a way to add a "keycap repair"  to my list of options. Seems like an easy fix with my set up. >
  
  Yooo I have a set of Frost Witch where the K key stem broke, if I paid for shipping and labor, would you fix it for me? Feel free to pm me if so o: I’ve been looking for a way to fix it for a while but I haven’t had much time >
  
  Are those cherry keycaps? I mostly work with dsa and sa families, but I think I could make it work. Dm a photo! >
  
  My cherry popped, can you fix it? >
  
  Cherries are a social construct. Apple too actually. >
  
  Now thats some next level customer service ❤️, sounds like a good deal u/Sipositoire >
  
  We just want everybody is happy when using our keycap and also satisfy with our service 💗 >
  
  What kind of stabilizers are those? I’ve heard Staebies can have tolerance issues. >
  
  stock stab from Keychron V1 >
  
  welcome to resin hell, i paid $91 for mine just for it to warp and become as usable as yours - unusable. 
  i hate resin stabilizer keys. >
  
  The keycap warped? >
  
  Resins have a natural warp overtime >
  
  Yeah, but I believe it depends on the kind of resin you use. I use deep pour resin that holds its shape, it just takes forever to cure. >
  
  so it's pretty much the same trade-off as with concrete. either you add agents to let it cure quick and it won't hold long, or it takes forever to harden and will also last forever. >
  
  Get a refund?