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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: forevermadrigal on Sat, 22 October 2016, 19:50:45
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Hey guys! I hope you guys are having a wonderful weekend. So I'm deciding to try out some gateron blacks on my rs68 so I can save my my zealios whenever I get a chance to get my hands on a 96 board. What kind of lube is good for blacks? Any kind of advice/opinions/feedback/things you've noticed is welcome. Thanks so much!! I hope I love the linear life.
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Personally, I've favored Krytox 103 for the housing, stem rails, and stem plunger while using Vitrinox Multitool for the springs.
I tend to only use thick lube for tactile switches and stab housings/sliders.
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Personally I think I'd only lube springs for Gat Blacks, they're quite soft and smooth already.
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Personally, I've favored Krytox 103 for the housing, stem rails, and stem plunger while using Vitrinox Multitool for the springs.
I tend to only use thick lube for tactile switches and stab housings/sliders.
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Is krytox like impossible to find? I can't find any anywhere
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Personally, I've favored Krytox 103 for the housing, stem rails, and stem plunger while using Vitrinox Multitool for the springs.
I tend to only use thick lube for tactile switches and stab housings/sliders.
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Is krytox like impossible to find? I can't find any anywhere
I found some on Amazon a while back.
Personally I think I'd only lube springs for Gat Blacks, they're quite soft and smooth already.
Other than some sound dampening, I think the difference is negligible. Like yourself, I think the blacks, yellows, and linear clears are pretty good right out of the box
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http://techkeys.us/collections/accessories/products/krytox-switch-lurbricant