Reddit reviews Super Lube 91003 Silicone High-Dielectric and Vacuum Grease, 3 oz.

I have not. But it's cheap, so that's good. If you've got Amazon prime, you could also go with this stuff. That'll fix you up right.

I wouldn't worry about getting a whole new board. Just do the best you can to clean out that Finish Line stuff (maybe unplug and use an old toothbrush wetted lightly with isopropyl alcohol), then give it a healthy dosage if dielectric grease. It'll help a lot.

I'm getting my YMD96 kit delivered on Thursday. I want to clip and lube my stabilizers based on Kim's video.

I can find Dielectric Grease locally here in Toronto but I can't find any Finish Line Teflon Grease, or any other teflon grease for that matter.

Ordering 205g0 will take 6-10 days from Apex. Here are my other, immediate options:

• Permatex Dielectric Tune-Up Grease (28g, $5.49)
  
  
• Super Lube 21030 Synthetic Grease (NLGI 2) (3oz, $9.30)
  
  
• Super Lube 91003 Silicone High-Dielectric and Vacuum Grease (3oz, $14)
  
  
• Super Lube 92003 Silicone Lubricating Grease (3oz, $17.12)
  
  
• Super Lube 51010 Precision Oiler (7ml, $6.63)
  
  Would anyone of those be a replacement for 205g0 or teflon grease to lubricate the stabilizer housing?
  
  Any reason to go with Super Lube over Permatex to lube the metal bars?

Many dielectric greases are ptfe (Teflon) based. What you want is a thick grease, not a thin oil. (To get technical, you want something with nlgi grade 2)

I can recommend superlube brand's silicone dielectric grease.

I would use one specifically designed for electronics like this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002KH0YDY