he re-lub and put the foam. based on experience, I like the after sound.
so is putting in the foam or the relub makes that thockiness sound?
Lubing switches and putting a good foam makes a very big difference.
If u listen to prebuilts keyboards, those switches that not lubed, try listening carefully, some keyboards you can hear this "pinggggg" sound when you press down on your keys. Lubing the switches also increases the smoothness of the switch. Sometimes when you press down on the switch, you'll feel this "scratchiness". Lubing keys helps out.
Adding a good foam will help make your keypresses slightly "deeper", and also help to reduce any remaining ping sound.
Here, listen to this difference between an unlubed key and lubed key. Use a headset / earpiece to listen to it carefully.
Unlubed:
https://vocaroo.com/1nS6IZpP2QuAHear that "ying ying ying ying ying" sound?
Now hear the lubed version.
https://vocaroo.com/13V9EhLedPHMThe pinging sound is GREATLY reduced. Snapping sound still sounds sharp though. But at least you get rid of the pinging sound.
I've never noticed all this stuff until i started going into custom keyboards LOL. Didn't even realize some of my keyboards had this pinging sound. Now i just cannot stand those keyboards anymore.