CAIG LABORATORIESDeoxIT ® FaderGrease, 28 Grams

I had been wondering for quite a while if this stuff would work for my audio equipment. I have used their other products for fader cleaning and lubrication but in some small cases it left a few of my devices feeling a little gritty and not as smooth as before cleaning. I decided to take a chance on this stuff and used it on my Mackie 1402 and my Rane ttm56/57SL (cueing faders). It works really well if you're looking for a smooth glide for better precision control without the sometimes jerky motion that can happen after using some spray cleaners. One thing to know is to use it very sparingly which is a good thing because it should last for a long time. If you do end up using too much it can cause the fader to become stiffer than you might prefer and can even cause crackling in the audio signal. The good thing is you can correct this by using one of their other cleaning products (fader lube or DeoxIt) to flush it out so that you don't ruin the fader and then you can just reapply it. The challenging part is to get your hands on a good syringe that has an bend in it to get the lube in the correct location of the fader. Instructions are included but you might not need them. Highly recommended.

If you like to restore old stuff like vintage electronics - This is a must have for slider potentiometers.

I bought this grease for the sliders on a 10 year old equalizer. The sliders were sticking and did not move freely. After applying this grease the sliders moved like new again, nice & smooth. I would recommend this product to anyone having similar problems.

My faders were really hard to move after cleaning them. I took them apart and lubed the faders using this grease. NICE and smooth!!!!!

It's really hard to get into place inside a fader without an injector, but once you get it there it has great feel. Some resistance with a smooth glide.This is what you want, but consider the injector applicator version if you don't want to be messing with toothpics or filling your own syringes. :)

good stuff

Does the job, but does not provide the nice, heavy feel of a well-built fader. Bummer. Needs to be thicker.

For greasing electronics mechanical parts such as large tuning knob bearing, bass/treble control on moving external surfaces, any type of mechanical moving part of receiver/amp controls. Do not use for internal electronic parts though.Yes for heavy grease applications I recommend this product

Bought it to restore an old Akai amplifier sliding volume control. Did the job well and I highly recommend it . Pay attention using it sparely, because is quite concentrated . Apply just on mechanical parts, no on conductive ones