Dow CorningMolykote 33 Light Grease Lubricant 5.3oz 150g Tube

This is the lubricant that worked great for stuck keys on a Yamaha P-155 velocity sensitive electric piano. It is not very clear how to get the right lubricant for yamaha keyboards. For example, there is blue and white lubricants and there is alot of fuss about it.After almost a year of trying lubricants (you need to take keyboard apart. not too bad of a process), this one is perfect for all joints. Molykote 33 light. Use tiny spatula to apply lubricant to joints where keys stick. This is after you have cleaned the old, coagulated lubricant out of the key joints with Qtips and isoproponal. I expect it is dust, gig and other stuff that causes the original lubricant to get sticky.

Bought this as a lubricant for my Korean lever in my arcade stick. Its been over a year and I haven't heard any squeaking since I've applied it.

I use it for my paintball gun as its the same lube as buying the small tubes or tubs. The benefit with buying this size is having an excessive amount of lube for your gun and your teammates'. Perfect for any spool valve marker. Also works on gun regs.

I have used this product before and ran out so I order some more this grease is fantastic for paintball marhers.

Been using this on my paintball markers for years now. Had to buy a new tube because I sadly lost my last one. Got five years and tons of rebuilds out of the last one (teching all markers for two teams plus) it wasn't even half gone. Plus this is the base lube used by P.E, Empire, DYE.

Used in an Epson and a Canon inkjet. Just be careful where you place it.

I use this grease to lubricate the O-rings and sliding parts of paintball markers. It appears to be essentially the same as the stock grease that comes with the Empire Axe and Invert Mini. It is light, doesn't slow down the slides, and works great.

It cam in used, the box was taped up to look like it wasn't opened, and the tube was visibly used. I am returning this crap. Found a new lubricant instead.