Super Lube 51010 Oil Super Lube,Translucent white

Apparently, there is a very convincing man who claims that this stuff works. The method works in a limited way. You will be much happier with the results if you check out Wildcat's video where he uses a spray lube manufactured by this same company. Having had to go through both methods to learn this lesson, I hope that I can help you save The simplest method is to open them up and paint them, but if you are not able to do that, and you want the sound of your switches to be quieter and smoother, then order a few bottles of Super Lube multi purpose spray lube from.

Greta Bentley

| Dec 04, 2020

Notice of disclaimer The first time I lubricated keyboard switches, I was a newbie. The first time I've done this task was when I used this oil on my own switches after watching a number of videos demonstrating how to do it. I use a custom keyboard with Gateron Ink Yellow (linear) switches on a DZ60RGB swappable keyboard An aluminum Tofu case houses the switch PCB. as good as could be, there is a pinging sound when typing (and it is kind of annoying). Leaving the batteries in the car overnight may not reduce ping. Seems to be lubricating the springs that causes it. The cost of most oils designed for switches is fairly high however, this one turned up after some searching, and it In my view, I went into this feeling rather skeptic in terms of whether it would make any difference since I was a newbie to the process. Once it was tested on a couple of switches, though, that skepticism was quickly dispelled. I can easily hear the spring pinging on my Gateron Ink Yellows by holding the switch tight against my ear and clicking it A small amount of oil was applied to the ends of the springs and a small amount was applied around the housing and stem, and the pinging almost completely disappeared. Once the pinger is installed into the keyboard, it can be used in an effective manner without pinging. There is a noticeable difference in the noise level of the keys. A side effect I am not happy with is that I wish it had a sharper syringe tip to reach places that are smaller. In this particular case, though, doing the job did not get in the way. I have used the keyboard for several hours/day over the last few days, and I feel confident that the keyboard is working just fine (I will update this review if things change). The total quantity of oil used by 64 switches was much less than half of the oil used in the tube, so it should be adequate for any size.

Laila FitzPatrick

| Nov 07, 2020

According to the website, their products are as follows The oil used in this oiler is a food-grade oil referred to as the Super LUBE. viscosity rating of ISO 100/150. The oiler/oil combo in this case is excellent for what it is. Its difference from thinner oils is that it does not leak easily or quickly when the pen is left uncapped, and it stays in place for longer when it is used. After it sat open horizontally for half an hour, I closed it up. Neither a leak nor a spill occurred. In this olier the tip is 30mm long and has a tapered and plastic finish In its widest point, it is 4 feet across. Thickness is 5mm, and it narrows to 2mm. With an opening so small I cannot get one of my wife's fine gauge sewing needles through (but it has a strong magnet) you'd think my wife's sewing needle would fit. The cap has a fitted, flexible fit. No one knows why this type of TIP was chosen, but I suspect it may be safer to use in close proximity to electricity than a metal tip (although obviously more heat prone). It would be great if that SUPER LUBE oiler was also available in a similar metal tip version- The latter configuration makes it possible to apply oil precisely into very tight spaces without overdosing During a roast.

Saoirse Rasmussen

| Aug 09, 2020

Suitable for small applications, this product is excellent for lubrication. This product was perfect for my mechanical keyboard. If you are a keyboard enthusiast without the time or equipment to desolder your keyboard (assuming it is not one of those PCB mounts) to lube your keyboard without spending too much time and money, this could be an option for you. For anyone who wants to silence their keyboard or get rid of that scratchy feel, this might be a great solution. In the years I've abused my keyboards to the point where one snapped! I play competitive FPS games and I abuse my keyboards to the point where one crashed! It used cherry MX speed, so I decided to get a new one. Although cherry doesn't produce good key switches, I only got it because I wanted my setup to match its theme and it was the only option I could find under the warranty my last keyboard came with. Several of the keys were scratchy and loud, while some of the springs were bad. It got me thinking about how I might be able to I decided to try lubing the switches of my keyboard because I believe that will make the keyboard feel smoother and more silent. The video I found Super Lube while looking for some of the ways you can lubricate switches without having to buy a soldering set came up when I was searching for ways to lubricate your switches. I bought a small container of Super Lube on Amazon about a week ago. After I got it, I spent a few hours lubricating my keyboard and making sure it felt just right. Now the scratchiness has been significantly reduced and the keyboard is much more usable. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to make their keyboard feel better for only a few bucks using a product that lubricates. Only complaint is the thinness of it, but that's just a minor issue if you want to lubricate your keypad.

Alma Stokes

| Mar 15, 2021