Option A:
1. Don't spill shit on your electronics.
2. There is no step 2.
Option B:
1. Remove keycaps.
2. Remove outer case. You spilled water, warranty gone anyways.
3. Buy rice. Uncooked rice from Tesco. I'm serious. Only buy from Tesco.
4. Put PCB in rice.
5. COMPULSORY STEP: Pray.
6. Wait one day.
7. See if rice is cooked. If yes, you forgot to unplug keyboard and you're screwed. Otherwise proceed to step 8.
8. Proceed here.
9. Plug keyboard back, test all the keys using key testing software. (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=aikon_down&wr_id=50)
10. Proceed to OMGWTFBBQ plan if there are sticky keys.

OMGWTFBBQ:
1. http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboard...overy_guides.3A
TL;DR - go read the steps you lazy bum.

same thing applies to all electronic.
general rule is to let your keyboard dry off completely before plugging it into your computer.

one effective way is to open up the keyboard to expose the PCB, (in most cases, opening the keyboard will void warranty, proceed at your own risk) as the "craziness" of a keyboard is most probably due to the water causing short between connectors on the PCB.
if you are lucky, the microcontroller isn't fried, thus drying the PCB will make your keyboard healthy again.

if you don't want to open up the keyboard, another way i can think of is to take off all the keycaps, and leave it under the fan or a hot area for drying things. leave it for drying for at least 1 day.

What's your plan now?
Time to hunt another mkb? 

if the switches are still okay then time to do custom mkb

if you want 60% layout me and 016 buying pcb. can put led bling bling lol

What's your MKB? If cheap nvm just buy new one, if possible maybe can search for the controller, just re-solder it and it should works again.
Which is why custom is consider as the best MKB, controller die just change controller.

Good luck..

must remove the case, get to the back of the pcb, desolder switches and remove them from current keyboard. then you can use on other keyboards 

if you're talking about using your existing pcb then i think better forget it. hardass job.

if you're talking about getting a new PCB and place the switches in then yeah you can. you'll have extra switches since you're converting from full to 60%.

Follow the pcb trace, remove the part of pcb you dont want, rewire back on the pcb so that the disconnected pcb part that link the old full pcb are connected. The check connection to controller. In simple term, its hard. Really hard.

or

Desolder the switch from full keyboard, get 60% pcb (someone here can help you get on cheap  ), way much simpler job. But usually the final total build price including plate and casing and few other stuff you might add later, its much cheaper to buy brand new 60% keyboard, but not the same satisfaction.

it depends. now there's someone in china doing preorder for the pcb and also the mount plate. less than 200 for both of them. then you would have to use a solder kit to desolder and resolder. LED optional. then the casing, price varies according to what you want. but show be around less than 399 for a 60%?

any sifus out there can clarify about this? summoning 016-god

Here is the link of someone converting full size keyboard to tenkeyless http://imgur.com/a/78WwF .

The one using a new pcb is quite easy, especially if you buy pcb with presoldered controller, diode and resistor. Though the cost of custom diy is quite high. Rough cost for 60% mkb as far as I know:

RM100 - 200 => PCB with presoldered controller + diode + resistor
RM200++ up to .... Rm500? maybe? => switch plate and casing
RM150+-=> For switches enough for 60%, new

Optional
Rm100 + RM20 => for teensy and diode, if you buy pcb without controller like phantom pcb
Rm20 maybe => for led

Oh and delivery charges, as most item comes from China/Europe/US, US and Europe delivery charges is quite expensive.

then you'll have another headache question. what keyboard to buy? hehe

Just in case yukihatsu and megadisc you guys wanna buy poker 2 from china can get from this link:

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10...d9825fd48ae34c6

Non backlit - red, brown, blue, black switches for RMB 499

Pink, white, or blue backlit - red, brown, blue, black switches for RMB 559

Option A:
1. Don't spill shit on your electronics.
2. There is no step 2.
Option B:
1. Remove keycaps.
2. Remove outer case. You spilled water, warranty gone anyways.
3. Buy rice. Uncooked rice from Tesco. I'm serious. Only buy from Tesco.
4. Put PCB in rice.
5. COMPULSORY STEP: Pray.
6. Wait one day.
7. See if rice is cooked. If yes, you forgot to unplug keyboard and you're screwed. Otherwise proceed to step 8.
8. Proceed here.
9. Plug keyboard back, test all the keys using key testing software. (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=aikon_down&wr_id=50)
10. Proceed to OMGWTFBBQ plan if there are sticky keys.

OMGWTFBBQ:
1. http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboard...overy_guides.3A
TL;DR - go read the steps you lazy bum.

received this from bro 016 next step is to watch youtube how to place this thing lol



now my housemates kena racun and dislike their laptop keyboard haha

dont have i think, i only buy one
around 50 1 box. im only using the 1.25 ctrl and alt. 1.5 still in box