The silver hex spacers used to support lights, plastics, and ramps can stick out like a sore thumb when they don't match the surrounding artwork. They should complement the game art, or blend in better so they're not so noticeable -- and now they can, with Rocket City Pinball's new HexSleeves!

HexSleeves are 3D-printed in the color(s) of your choice, and are installed by simply sliding them onto the spacer and trimming to the proper length. There are literally dozens of different lengths of hex spacers used in these games -- so rather then removing and carefully measuring your spacers and ordering very specific lengths, HexSleeves are available in standard 1" increments 'standard' lengths that you simply trim to match. See this instructional video for details:

Most hex spacers are mounted to a screw from below a decorative plastic, and usually have a washer between the spacer and the plastic. HexSleeves have a 'foot' on the bottom that is wide enough to hide the washer from the player's perspective, so you don't need to fully disassemble/remove the plastic & screw to install the HexSleeve -- you only need access from the top! For locations where the spacer passes through a hole in a plastic, if there is inadequate clearance, simply trim off the foot.

HexSleeves are available in over 45 different colors -- see photo attached to this listing for examples. All 'standard' colors available, plus some fancier ones like:
Metallic: Red, Orange, Jade, Blue, Magenta, Purple, Gold, Antique Brass, Silver, Copper
Flake (lighter colors with darker flake to look like stone): Marble, Brick, Stone (medium gray), Sandstone (light tan)
Sparkle (darker colors with shiny sparkles): Black, Purple, Dark Blue, Dark Red
If you don't see the color you want, let me know and I'll try to find it!

Customized multicolor HexSleeves are also available. These will require specific measurements for the height of each requested color. These require additional processing time to reslice the 3D model to your exact specifications, and require additional attention during the print process (to change colors) -- hence the additional cost.