From brocaps in an older thread:Thank you thank you. With the thicker lube, do you mean as thick as topre stabilizer lube?Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/2YnaOhm.jpg)
That is the only place you should lube them to keep from making a terrible mess. Use a mixture of 205 grease and maybe 103 GPL, 50/50 mix. You can use a q-tip to spread it inside the corner nice and evenly.
Air tree: I do think just a thicker lube is fine, mixtures is what bro recommends, but I have heard people have great results with just a thick lube.
CTRL alt will have some lube up on their store once it launches, so it might have the ideal lube you might want.
Just regular thick lube should do it, for all the keys on the board.From brocaps in an older thread:Thank you thank you. With the thicker lube, do you mean as thick as topre stabilizer lube?Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/2YnaOhm.jpg)
That is the only place you should lube them to keep from making a terrible mess. Use a mixture of 205 grease and maybe 103 GPL, 50/50 mix. You can use a q-tip to spread it inside the corner nice and evenly.
Air tree: I do think just a thicker lube is fine, mixtures is what bro recommends, but I have heard people have great results with just a thick lube.
CTRL alt will have some lube up on their store once it launches, so it might have the ideal lube you might want.
Yay, thanks :)Just regular thick lube should do it, for all the keys on the board.From brocaps in an older thread:Thank you thank you. With the thicker lube, do you mean as thick as topre stabilizer lube?Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/2YnaOhm.jpg)
That is the only place you should lube them to keep from making a terrible mess. Use a mixture of 205 grease and maybe 103 GPL, 50/50 mix. You can use a q-tip to spread it inside the corner nice and evenly.
Air tree: I do think just a thicker lube is fine, mixtures is what bro recommends, but I have heard people have great results with just a thick lube.
CTRL alt will have some lube up on their store once it launches, so it might have the ideal lube you might want.
The thick lube sold by techkeys should work just fine.
http://techkeys.us/collections/accessories/products/krytox-switch-lurbricant
Just regular thick lube should do it, for all the keys on the board.From brocaps in an older thread:Thank you thank you. With the thicker lube, do you mean as thick as topre stabilizer lube?Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/2YnaOhm.jpg)
That is the only place you should lube them to keep from making a terrible mess. Use a mixture of 205 grease and maybe 103 GPL, 50/50 mix. You can use a q-tip to spread it inside the corner nice and evenly.
Air tree: I do think just a thicker lube is fine, mixtures is what bro recommends, but I have heard people have great results with just a thick lube.
CTRL alt will have some lube up on their store once it launches, so it might have the ideal lube you might want.
The thick lube sold by techkeys should work just fine.
http://techkeys.us/collections/accessories/products/krytox-switch-lurbricant
Are either of you familiar with the 3 lubes that came in Mkawa's goody bag?Just regular thick lube should do it, for all the keys on the board.From brocaps in an older thread:Thank you thank you. With the thicker lube, do you mean as thick as topre stabilizer lube?Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/2YnaOhm.jpg)
That is the only place you should lube them to keep from making a terrible mess. Use a mixture of 205 grease and maybe 103 GPL, 50/50 mix. You can use a q-tip to spread it inside the corner nice and evenly.
Air tree: I do think just a thicker lube is fine, mixtures is what bro recommends, but I have heard people have great results with just a thick lube.
CTRL alt will have some lube up on their store once it launches, so it might have the ideal lube you might want.
The thick lube sold by techkeys should work just fine.
http://techkeys.us/collections/accessories/products/krytox-switch-lurbricant
+1 would recommend the regular thick for topre