Customizing your Steam deck is a great way to make it stand out, but one user shared a valuable lesson for those who use custom skins. If you’re determined to customize your Valve gaming PC, you might find it helpful to pay attention to the following points to avoid falling into the same trap.
Steam Deck 2 is potentially imminent, and the next iteration could offer even more ways to customize the car. However, if you plan to wear the current version, you may want to be very careful. A recent post by user Rkatz94 on Reddit shows a near glitch that almost looks like permanent damage to the Steam bridge. After removing the special vinyl cover, contrary to common sense, they say, they noticed it didn’t come off as expected, leaving the car scruffy and worn.
Fortunately, these were traces of skin glue and could be removed with a rag and a small amount of isopropyl alcohol. That’s not to say it should be the default remedy, and it’s worth noting that the back of the deck was removed by the user before applying the alcohol. Rather, the Reddit post serves as a warning about unruly skins, not a tutorial.
The lesson here is that if you want to use a Steam Deck skin, you have to prioritize quality. Although this user is lucky, it shows how cheap custom stickers can wreak havoc on the look of your device. Rkatz94 mentions Jsaux Clear Backing, which can be a great way to customize your Steam Deck without going for cheap vinyl.
One of the joys of Valve’s gaming PC is that there are so many mods and accessories that make it different or expand upon the base hardware. From using the best Steam Deck to installing a fun loading screen, no two machines are exactly alike. You just have to be a little careful with some of these skins.
Source : PC Gamesn
