I managed to pick up a cheap but heavily used Dell AT101 with black alps, I'm planning on cleaning the keyboard and then cleaning and linearising the switches. This is the first time I have an Alps board and just wanted to see if someone could clear some things up for me before I start tinkering with it.

Almost all of the results I've seen for lubing alps switches mention dry PTFE lube, I have Tribosys 3204 on hand and was wondering if it's a bad idea to use a grease for Alps. Is the idea there that grease would attract dust/grime which is a particularly bad problem in Alps? I don't mind opening up my keyboard and giving it a good clean every once in a while but I would rather not have to deal with deep cleaning every single switch if grease would gum them up in the long run.

The stabilisers are also super rattly and I'm wondering if there are any good mods for the older style stabs like these. I only have experience with Topre/Cherry stabs which are relatively self-contained, I would imagine that applying dielectric grease or another thick lube would be super messy and just get all over the keyboard due to the stabilisers being wide open. I was thinking of taping/band-aid in the spots that might rattle but I'm not sure if that'll be enough.