What Do You Do With Your Stickers?

What Do You Do With Your Stickers?

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I'll use the normal stickers for a while depending on the shade. Some cubes, like the old F2 came with a terribly close orange/yellow, which was nearly impossible for me to cube with.

Once I've decided to change my stickers, I'll switch to my standard White, Florescent Yellow, Bright Blue, Florescent Green, Red, and Florescent Orange. I like bright colors.

~Chris
 
My LingYun has half Cubesmith and half dayan. The cubesmith ones are still almost perfect, and the dayan ones are knackered. CoolStory.jpg
 
I use half brights with the ice blue from izovire's favorites, I believe.

I like fitted stickers better though, so when these wear out, I'll switch to either a standard set, or full brights.


I'll use the normal stickers for a while depending on the shade. Some cubes, like the old F2 came with a terribly close orange/yellow, which was nearly impossible for me to cube with.

Once I've decided to change my stickers, I'll switch to my standard White, Florescent Yellow, Bright Blue, Florescent Green, Red, and Florescent Orange. I like bright colors.

~Chris

:O you're still alive?!
 
I use halfbrights on all of my cubic puzzles. My problem though is that the standard colors (red, blue, white) seems to wear out faster then the bright ones (fluorescent orange, fl. green, fl. orange). :rolleyes: This is really weird, does anybody have an explanation for it?
 
I use halfbrights on all of my cubic puzzles. My problem though is that the standard colors (red, blue, white) seems to wear out faster then the bright ones (fluorescent orange, fl. green, fl. orange). :rolleyes: This is really weird, does anybody have an explanation for it?

So it's not just me? I've had my current stickers on my Zhanchi for over a year, and I thought it was really weird that my red white and blue stickers are all teared up but my yellow green and orange are still perfect, PERFECT.
 
So it's not just me? I've had my current stickers on my Zhanchi for over a year, and I thought it was really weird that my red white and blue stickers are all teared up but my yellow green and orange are still perfect, PERFECT.

Same here. Cubesmith must make those stickers differently.
 
I generally just keep the stickers that came with the cube, except that I like to replace half of the green stickers with a completely different shade of green. Kian caught me and made me replace them at Worlds though, boo.
 
I use stock stickers until there isn't much sticker left. Then I put on half brights. I shouldn't let my stickers get so chipped because putting new stickers on messes with my recognition then
 
I put on full brights asap on all my cubes. It just looks so much better (and it also helps recognition when there's less light :p ).
 
I do re-sticker most of my puzzles.

I usually do it to have a Rubik's 3x3x3 configuration.

This is important on even NxNXN cubes and cuboids that I own.
 
Basically depends on the cube for me but I eat them. If the cube came with stickers, I eat them after it's time to change the stickers on the cube. Then, I put half brights if I have any for the cube or a regular dayan set on the cube.
 
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