Tribosys-3204-Lubricant for Mechanical-Keyboard-Switches Syringe for Mechanical Keyboard Switches and Stabilizers (7.5ML)

I recently fell down the rabbit hole of mechanical keyboards after retiring my 35-year-old Model M (it still works perfectly and has never needed to be bolt-modded!). At first I though that the whole lubrication thing was going overboard (like pretty much everything in the hobby), but I was wrong (again, about everything in the hobby!). Well-lubed stabilizers and switches are a must to ensure consistent performance. I had been using some lubricant from a little can and applying it with a paintbrush. This is so much easier! I just portion out what I need directly on the switch/stabilizer, and depending on how I'm using it I might smear it around with the paintbrush, but overall it's so much easier to be consistent with the quantity used.Don't be scared away by the price. There is a lot of product here, and I have been using the keyboard for about two months now and it feels/sounds just as good as it did from day 1!

Is this actual Tribosys 3204? No idea lol.I have nothing to compare it to but I needed something for my rattling stabs on a budget keyboard I'm revamping.Honestly, I have no complaints. I love that it comes in a syringe and even includes two nozzles for easy application.It lubed up the stabilizers great and got rid of the rattling completely.I even used it on this non-hot-swappable numpad I got with terrible switches. I don't have a soldering iron and I don't think I would've bothered with going through that on a numpad regardless.I applied a super thin line across the top of the housing and near each of the rails without having to open the switches up and got pretty good results!

Is your typical 3204 just in a syringe so you can easily use it to tune your stabs.

I have used this on my mechanical keyboard and my 3d printer and am pleased with the results so far. I haven't used it for months on end to say how it compares to my usual krytox over a long period of time but after a few weeks of use I am happy with it.

I like that this lubricant came with two applicator heads, one large and one small, to allow careful application of the proper amount. This is decent quality lube. Reduces friction but is not sticky or gummy. I added some to the cheap space bar stab on my cheap prebuilt and it quieted it down significantly. Seems like this is the correct viscosity to add to stabilizers.

This worked amazingly for my stabilizers. It's a little thicker than some of the others and on par with krytox 205G0. It helped quiet down my stabilizers and so far it's holding place really well. I also love the syringe applicator. It really helps make sure you get the right amount of lube every time.

Tribosys-3204 Lubricant is a game-changer for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts. This specially formulated lubricant comes in a convenient syringe, making it easy to apply to your keyboard switches and stabilizers. Enhance your typing experience by reducing friction and noise, ensuring every keystroke is smooth and satisfying.

I haven't used 3204 before but I got this because I wanted a lubricant with a lower viscosity than gpl 205 but higher than 3203 (or gpl 105) but not only is this way more viscous, it feels like Elmer's glue (not hyperbole). It's the opposite of a lubricant. For the same price I could've gotten 2 bottles of gpl 205 *with* 2 bottles of 105 *with* 2 brushes. Definitely get your 3204 (or other Tribosys) from a different seller.