I had the keyboard for a few months before I tried to clean it. When I removed the spacebar, one of the hooks broke instantly. I haven't had much luck finding a replacement for this part since it doesn't follow the standard design found in most mechanical keyboards. Superglue doesn't hold it together well after putting it back in. Is there a way to acquire replacement parts? It's just a tiny plastic piece, so it shouldn't be very difficult to fix.

The best solution I could come up with was modeling an approximate shape for 3D printing using FreeCAD, then working with a small file to clean it up. So far, it has worked rather well. The print got a bit melted the first few attempts however, since it's such a small object that the layers don't get enough time to cool before the hot printer head rolls over them again. To allow the layers to cool and shape correctly, I had another one printing a few inches away on the same bed.
 
Unfortunately, this solution only works if you have a 3D printer available.

It’s always best to contact EVGA and see what they say. Just be honest with what happened when talking to them. With them providing the key puller they will likely understand that people are going to pull the keycaps. As long as it wasn’t abuse or misuse they are good at helping but not so sure after super glue was used.