Thanks for the shoutout
@EliteOp !!!
Yeah, I have seriously spent some proper time researching lubes and testing them over the last few months. The Silicone Shock Fluid that
@PandaAttack1 discovered works great, but it needed a little tweaking to make it a bit thicker and added a few extra "secret Ingredients" to the mix to make it perfect for Keyboards. I have done proper breakdown test on the Lube via Ultrasonic, Heat, Accelerated Time Testing, Adhesion Testing and Corrosive Testing. All of these tests have passed with flying colours on the Keyboards and other Plastic Materials. I have also found a very good Grease for the Stabilizers as well.
I'm seriously considering putting a actual KB Lubrication Kit together and actually start selling them. They will have everything you need in them to Lube a Keyboard. Oh, I have also found an amazing way to lube the switches without any disassembly of switches or de-soldering, and it works as good as lubing open switches. If you doubt how well this way may work, ask
@EliteOp how nice the switches came out on the Anne Pro II.
Let me know if you guys are interested in me possibly doing the kit. It Will run about R400-R500 for the Kit, but it will include everything you need for the job. The kit will include the following :
Lube for Linear/Tactile Keyboards - 10g (Enough to do plenty of boards)
Lube for Stabilizers - 3g (Also enough for Plenty of boards)
3 x Wooden Switch Pressers (To hold switches down while you lube)
3 x Pointed Wooden Grease Applicators'
2 x Pre Cut Paint Brushes for Lube Application
1 x 10ml Alcohol with Custom Cotton Buds (Clean Up Kit)
5 x Lint Free Towels for Use while Lubing (Damn that sounded better in my head)
1 x Set Nitrile Gloves
There might still be some extra's to be included, haven't finalized the complete kit list. All of this will be provided in a wooden box to keep and use long term for later use.
I'm using as many wooden items as possible, as I've found that wood is the only material that does no damage to the plastics at all!
I need about 10 people to commit to one of these kits, and I'll go ahead and manufacture Batch 1. Can have them out before Christmas if enough people commit fast enough
Let me know guys