Deep Cleaning A Custom Mechanical Keyboard and Rebuilding it 

Hey Wolfy, nice guide as always. I had a bit of an unrelated question about the Huntsman v2 analog. I saw your video where you modded it by adding foam and lubing the switches and I was trying to do the same. I also saw the comment in that video where you said that your camera wasn't close enough and you'd show close ups in the Huntsman TKL version. In the TKL video, I still was not able to get a good view of where to add the lube. Do you think you could send pictures of where to snap the switches off (I remember you saying there are two areas for each switch under the pcb where you can unlatch the switchs from) as I was unable to see that too. Also, can you send a pic of where the lube actually goes? It was kinda hard to make out. This is my first mod and I don't wanna mess up the switches. Overall, it seems like a straightforward process. Take off keycaps, take off rubber feet, unscrew all the screws, take off bottom cover, disconnect both wires, take out rgb board, take out the other white board on the edges, take off second bottom cover (the hard part), remove pcb, unlatch the switches (no idea where you actually press to take them out as I could not see), remove metal stabilizers, lube stabilizers and switches (again, no idea where as it was hard to see in the videos), place the stabilizers back onto the switches, place the switches back to the pcb, close second board, add rgb board and white outer edge board, connect wires, close bottom cover, add rubber feet (spray adhesive is what you mentioned in the video, any specific ones?), screw everything back together, add keycaps, enjoy. Does that sound about right?