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The video demonstrates the application process of dbrand Nintendo Switch OLED skins, covering joy-cons, console, and dock. Different skin types are explained, precision fit and simple fit, with step-by-step instructions. Tips for optimal results include working under bright light. The application process involves aligning, heating, and smoothing out the skins carefully for a flawless finish. Key areas such as joy-con buttons, console stand, volume buttons, and cutouts are highlighted for precise alignment. The process emphasizes applying pressure to secure the skins properly. Overall, the video provides a comprehensive guide for applying skins to enhance the aesthetics of the Nintendo Switch.
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In this segment of the video, the process of applying a dbrand Nintendo Switch OLED skin is explained. The skin includes elements for the left joy-con, right joy-con, console, and dock. It is suggested to work under bright lighting for optimal results. Different types of joy-con skins are mentioned: precision fit and simple fit. The precision fit wraps around the entire body of the joy-con and requires careful alignment and heat application for a smooth finish. The simple fit covers the front and back surfaces and offers an easier installation process. The steps involve aligning the skin, wrapping around edges, heating with a hair dryer, and smoothing out any bumps or wrinkles with a microfiber cloth.
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In this segment of the video, instructions are provided for applying simple fit Joy-Con skins. The process includes removing the front piece from the 3M paper, aligning it around the plus and home buttons, smoothing out the top surface, and using a hair dryer to heat the border of the skin for a secure fit. The same steps are repeated for the back piece of the Joy-Con. Additionally, the procedure for the left Joy-Con is mentioned as being identical. The video then transitions to installing the console skin, which consists of four different pieces (front, back, stand, and game card slot).
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on applying skins to different parts of the device. Firstly, the stand piece is addressed, where the skin is aligned along the top edge of the stand and smoothed out carefully. Then, the back piece is discussed, emphasizing alignment around volume buttons and the headphone cutout. Lastly, the front piece application is demonstrated, with attention to detail around the screen cutout and bottom cutouts. Throughout the process, pressure is applied to secure the skins in place, ensuring a smooth finish.
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In this segment of the video, the process of applying skins to a console and dock is demonstrated. Key actions include aligning and wrapping the skins around the console, removing the 3m paper, and applying pressure to smoothen out the skin. The dock skin consists of two pieces – front and side. Instructions are given on how to attach these pieces properly, aligning around USB and power indicator cutouts, removing the 3m paper carefully, and aligning around the cable channel. The process also involves removing screen cutouts using the peel tabs and applying logo pieces using a blue shell for completion.