World's Slipperiest Cork Grease
World's Slipperiest Cork Grease
We've improved the original awesomesauce formula. This is still the slipperiest cork lubricant known to humankind. Or dogkind. It's just a bit less sticky.
AND, we're experimenting with a new "lip balm" type tube. The tube has less grease in it, so it's less expensive. But it's the same stuff, and you don't have to dip your fingers into the tub. (Though you will still have to smear it on your cork...so yeah there's that.)
Anyway, what is this stuff? It is a silicone-based cork- and adhesive-safe lubricant that will not break down cork (like cork grease made from petroleum — which is what most of the “chapstick tube” cork grease sticks are based on). It’s also safe for wood, ABS, and composite (e.g.: Greenline) and rubber. You’ll notice it doesn’t cake on, but rather absorbs into the cork, leaving a long-lasting glide.
Word to the wise: use only a TINY amount at first. You won’t need to glop it on like other cork grease.
Give it a try; for 5 bucks you really can’t go wrong.
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This is indeed slippery cork grease and I appreciate it’s being in a little tub instead of a chapstick-like tube. I can’t say whether the universe contains more slippery kinds of cork grease but this is the best one I’ve found. And, the price is right!
Excellent cork grease. Takes just a little, goes on smoothly, and it really is very slippery. Also, it doesn't clump or build up a residue on the cork, like some of the tube grease do. Definitely my favorite cork grease.
The cork grease is indeed effective, and I like the applicator tube. I also bought the small tub of it. It would be nice if I can refill the tube with that; I haven't investigated that yet.
What a great product…Not only is it the slickest but it Will a long time…
I've been playing the clarinet for over five decades. I so wish this stuff was around when I started. Joints go together so easily even with new tight-fitting corks. A tub should ship with every new clarinet. Thank you Michael and Katherine for making this available.