0:22 nobody going to point out that he pulled out the whole connector instead of just simply pulling the wire it can be removed easily I’ve done many repairs of all my broken controller an reused most of the parts.
(Idk if u were joking so here goes) Its alright, a PS4 slim's top is made to pop off like that so you can easily access and clean the fan :) i do it all the time to mine to clean it since im in a dusty environment
"They are global Hydro Dippers, professional trained dippers. Known RU-vidrs...but they're not invincible, they take real risks. And endure unimaginable subscribers. 400k, 500k, 600k, 700k. Be smart be safe don't try this on your controller"
Yo DAN anazing vid. I have the same console and you make this look hella tempting and worth a try. I may have to give this a honest look. My ps need a little FLAVA like this one. Great color choices too. Ever thought about doing some HEADPHONES? Just a thought, also do you do collabs?
@Dipper Dan i want to do a similar type of design and was wondering if you could inform me of the materials you used and procedure i.e. the sprays, orange sticker, etc if you can leave a reply that’d be much appreciated thank you!
Aaaah...I remember my first time hydro dipping my PS4 controller, I was a noob, and I forgot to disarm the controller, I putted all the controller in the bucket, it doesn't work anymore...
How do you get the paint to not stick so much to the toothpick and how do you avoid ending up with small bubbles in the paint? I’m doing it at home and I’ve yet to figure these out. If anyone could help, it would be greatly appreciated
That controler wont work...when you were pulling out firs wire...you puled out whole conector...0.24 white cable in big white/yellow conector...0.26 no conector when you were pulling cable out
