Just solder in some jumpers and it'll be as good as new...
Yeah, I'm looking at trying that, but don't know where on the PCB to connect them, if I can connect them to the LED next to it or if I have to do it another way. It's hard to see the traces on the Pure PCB and where they lead. It's not an easy PCB to backtrace, so it's a harder fix than the broken RK9000 I bought and repaired. I'll also need to get some thin enough wire to do it since most of the stuff I have on hand is too thick of a gauge for the LEDs.
Doing so also largely eliminates me being able to make and use a metal backplate too. I was thinking of making a metal backplate to add some rigidity to the board in case I find the PCB mount to be too flexible for my own tastes.