CAIG LABORATORIES DeoxITFaderLube Liquid, squeeze tube 100% solution 2 mL - F1

I was skeptical of this stuff at first and being so expensive I was hesitant to purchase. I did my research and read some really good reviews so I gave it a shot. My old school Peavey Bandit was making all kinds of cracking and popping noises and it got worse anytime I touched any knobs. I took all the knobs off and put a few drops on the post of the pots and turned them back and forth letting the fader lube work it's way in. I put the knobs back on and hooked everything back up. I honestly expected no difference. This stuff worked wonders. No pops or crackling anymore. It's worth it to try this stuff before paying a tech to repair your amp.

I had constant issues with my Audioengine A2's volume knob making a ton of noise anytime I adjusted it. I could clear it out temporarily by turning it a lot, but would always be back in a day or two. Saw someone mention fader lube to solve this problem and thought I'd give this a try. Well let me tell you, a little dab or two under the knob and my noise problem is solved. Not sure how long this will last, but this tube will give me a TON of applications... assuming I don't lose it first, it is little.

I applied this to the volume pot of the synth section on my monophonic analog drum machine. About the first five times I used the box afterward, I had to twist the knob back and forth to sort of work the crackle out before I started playing, but then suddenly it set in or something like that because now it works like a charm and every bit of my (disturbingly loud) crackle was gone (after having been like that for at least a year or two, probably longer). This stuff works. My friend Greg is the most successful DJ I know, and he advised my brother (who installs car stereos) to get some of this stuff. My brother is who told me. They were right. I am here to testify that this tiny expensive bottle of grease will in fact work wonders in eliminating crackle from a knob. Next I plan to try this for slowing down a knob that got too loose from me foolishly using the common brand of commercial degreeser/lubricant (DON'T DO THAT TO YOUR AUDIO GEAR). This is a not the same thing with a new name. This stuff is formulated properly! Try some.

I had a "possessed" sun roof in my vehicle. It would open and close randomly.I undid a few bolts, found the potentiometer that the control knob turns, added a few drops of FaderLube into it, and presto,... perfectly functioning sunroof.

The left tempo fader slider on my Traktor Kontrol deck was barely responding any more, jittering all over the place when it did show any sign of life. I ordered this and was able to apply it into the fader without taking it apart by dropping it in then using toothpicks to rub it against the inner sides of the railing. It's still a tiny bit jittery but is back to being usable! Saved me so much money!