GPL 205G0 Keyboard Lube-3.5ml/0.28oz Syringe Pure PFPE/PTFE Grease Lubricant for Mechanical Keyboard Linear & Tactile Switches, Stabilizers, and Springs

This really made a difference with my switches. The sound is far less clangy and have a more muted sound that is far, far more pleasant.For this, I had to use the provided syringe tips to get the lube down into the switch as I was unable to remove the switches (soldered to the pcb) and therefore couldn't take it apart. This method is not recommended, but it was the only method available to me and it worked. Just don't put TOO much in the switch and make sure to hit it from a few different sides.My luck is that it came with the tips for getting into the switches that way.

The best lubricant. Used it on my keyboards and they all sound amazing and feel silky smooth. I recommend this item greatly. The gold standard for keyboards

I purchased this lube for a new full size keyboard build. I wanted to do a mixed switch board where the main board consisted of Tealios v2 switches, the F keys as Holy Pandas and the number pad on the right with Holy Panda Drop X Black. All 5 pin switches, so in wanted to do a thorough job. This stuff is much better than the lube that came with a kit I purchased came with (wish I would’ve used this on that board too). Anyone familiar with Teal Tealios v2 knows of the infamous scratchy feeling when pressing the key down. This lube made them so much smoother that they are comparable to Varmilo EC Sakura switches feeling. The noise is helped, but filming the switches is what really helps with that. So far I’ve run this keyboard exclusively and there’s been no decline in performance. A little goes a long way when lubing switches. Again, A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY WHEN LUBING SWITCHES. This tube will get you through lubing at least 3-5 keyboards depending on the size and that’s with lubing every switch. I’d highly recommend if you are wanting to do a custom keyboard or even hot swapping switches to a 3 or 5 pin board. Really a great value and a brand that many people recommend.

Lubed two different keyboard’s stabilizers and it was very easy and transformed the sound and feel of them immensely. I was even able to top lube the switches on one board using the smaller “needle”. Still plenty of it left so well worth the money

It is excellent for its purpose plus so much more. This stuff is pfpe grease with some ptfe. It lubricates, doesn't dry up and doesn't attract dust. Solvent resistant as well. I use it for knife pivots and such. It is the best lubricant for that I have ever come across. I now use it for anything that needs a long lasting food safe lubricant.

Works great. Isn't too expensive and should be enough for a lot of keyboards.

After a bit of research I chose this to get the applicator syringes as a package. I used it on stabilizers on a pre-assembled/soldered board. It did make a slight improvement on the 'rattle' that is characteristic of stabilizers, and without the hassle of disassembly. As a medium-body PTFE grease it sticks in place well and flows smoothly. It seems to be non-conductive. In about 6 months I can determine if it resists liquification common to many formulas of grease products.

Did the job, stopped that scratchy sound for my stabilizers