Molykote44 High Temperature Bearing Grease

This stuff is amazing. it is not inexpensive, but the best rarely is. I bought it originally to support the rebuild of motorcycle calipers but have found many additional uses as well - highly recommended and comes in a tube so it won’t dry out, etc.

Came on time and Worked perfectly with my Yamaha keyboard P-120 with weighted keys. The keys were beginning to stick after years of dust build up with the old grease and I didn't have the money at the moment to take it in. I stumbled upon this gem after an hour of searching and promptly put in an order because I thought what's the worse that could happen? As soon as I received my order, I took my keyboard apart (which was no easy task), cleaned it and applied the Molykote 44 medium grease right away.Now my keyboard plays as smooth as a whistle with absolutely no sticking keys and I couldn't be happier. :)

Slapped a bit of this on the gimbals of my warthog, and she slides like butter now.

I have a x55 Rhino hands on throttle and stick and my joystick needed some quality lubricant, I was using teflon for a while which only worked for a few days but then I picked up this Molykote 44 stuff and it works fantastic with the joystick.This lubricant made my Joystick butter smooth. And it holds up well under preformance use.I play Elite: Dangerous alot which is a hyper-realistic multiplayer Space Sim, one aspect of it which the ships can be used in combat. So the joystick gets thrown under alot of high-speed movements when playing. So the fact that this lubricant cant hold up under that kind of strain is great!

I bought this to lubricate the keys on a musical keyboard. It’s quite a bit thicker than I expected.

I used this to rebuild the rear parking brake on a 2005 Honda Odessey EXL. The parking brake system performs like new and the shoes move freely with this grease. I found the grease very easy to work with too. Note that I had to use a brake-in procedure for the new parking brake shoes, which involved a great deal of heating on the drums/shoes for 30 seconds on 4 occasions over a 40 minute period. The grease has held up really well under these conditions.

I ordered the Medium and received the light grade .

I bought this to lubricate vintage sewing machines. Lots of them made since 1960 have Nylon or plastic gears, and I wanted something safe. I am not a chemist, so I have no way of knowing how things will turn out after 50 years, but I trust a product that says it has been tested on specific plastics. I use it also on metal gears.What I can say is it is a first rate grease that doesn't slow down a sewing machine, even when put on sliding parts that are usually oiled, like the needle bar. It sticks well, is not messy or hard to clean up, and doesn't stain. It says it won't dry up. I have no way of confirming that, but it shows no evidence of having any component that will evaporate.