A "silly" way to keep DIY center caps in

[Valkor]

I recently purchased a rubik's.com DIY kit, and I knew the center caps would not stay in on their own. I know there are already quite a few solutions to the problem, and I started out using the paper-squares fix, but I still had one that would not stay at all, and 2 that popped periodically.
Since I really don't want to glue them on permanently I came up with an alternative...silly putty!
It may sound dumb, but if you fill up the space behind center caps with silly putty, it holds them in. Also, when you want to tweak the screws, just grab a big chunk of putty and it comes out as a unit.
Anyway, I hope this helps anyone who had a similar problem. As far as I know it hasn't been suggested already.



*DISCLAIMER*
Doing this will probably ruin you silly putty for other purposes (mine got a lot of black specks in it)

 

[darkzelkova]

Yeah, or you can use sticky-tac (AKA blu-tac, wall-tac, tac)

 

[Inusagi]

You can use taip instead of paper.

 

[darkzelkova]

Yes, tape also works.

 

[jtjogobonito]

I think this may be a bit "sillier". I told my dad about this problem and he immediately knew what to do. He took my cube and denture adhesive arounf the cap, and it worked PERFECTLY!!

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

My best solution is to use a cube4you DIY centers instead!

 

[Harris Chan]

The cube4you centers are a bit different from the rubik's one. I guess it's a bit smaller than the rubiks. That being said, the center might be a bit depressed compare to the edges+corners.