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Swanky Rumbling Reputable. Jan 31, 64 0 4, 2. Hello, The other day, I was looking for a new way to trick out my Xbox One controller. I had just also received two rubber thumbgrips for the controller. Then it got me thinking Could I paint this controller's thumbgrips? I did notice you used automotive paint and I didn't, I think that might be part of the problem. Reply 6 years ago. I have had any rubbing problems but my 4 year old son has manages to scratch some the paint off.
I think when I did mine I might not have let the paint dry enough before adding clear coat which might be my problem. Automotive paint might help, and I think there is a spray you can get that helps paint adhere to plastic. Also if you didnt before maybe try an extra coat or two of paint followed by a clear coat. Thanks for your feedback! A great found this in the other thread that helped for the free psn codes. Reply 6 years ago on Introduction. Really happy with how it turned out.
Been meaning to do it for some time, so glad to finally have it done! As a forewarning any modification to your controller does risk violating any warranty you may have. Taking apart your controller will expose sensitive electronics that could be easily damage so avoid dropping or otherwise breaking or losing any parts and avoid static electricity build up by working on a hard surface.
If swapping out thumb sticks make sure the new ones will fit appropriately and not damage anything in the controller. Read all instructions before executing each step to avoid damaging the controller.
Things you'll need: PlayStation 4 controller 1. NOTE: Screws are very small, place them somewhere you wont lose them. Grabbing the textured underside of the casing with your palm and the face plate with your other hand pull apart the two halves like a clam. The two halves are snapped together and will require some force to separate and make a loud snapping noise but don't worry about breaking it.
Simply alternate between sides pulling them apart until the case opens as shown above. Once apart, using the tweezers or needle nose pliers, pull the ribbon cable from its plug in the controller circuit board not from the LED within the casing.
Lastly gently unplug the battery cable from the circuit board pulling from the plug and not the cable. Set these parts aside and move on to the next step. Securing the circuit board with one hand, grip the thumb stick and pull it straight up and off the board. There is nothing securing them on so they should come off easily. Grab your replacement thumb sticks and take note of the rectangular shape of the post and hole and align them appropriately. Simply press the new sticks onto the posts ensuring they are all the way seated.
First pull out the entire circuit board including rumble motors and triggers and set it aside. The whole thing should come out relatively easy at this point. Remove the touch pad by pushing it in and pivoting it around the top post.
Remove the rubber membranes from the D-pad, face buttons, and PlayStation button. Thanks for the answer lol. Posted April 15, pm. Any time! Thanks for stopping by. Let us know if you have any other topics you want us to cover!
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