How to Fix Jog Wheels

In regarding the article from djtechtools.com
"How to Fix Glitchy Faders and Jog Wheels"

http://www.djtechtools.com/2010/08/1...ers-jog-wheel/

Can anybody help me? I have looked everywhere for carbon-enriched conductive silicon grease. Radioshack, Home Depot, Micro Center, local computer stores, Lowes, Ace Hardware and nobody has heard of it nor was it.:mad: Where can I find the carbon-enriched conductive silicon grease? Is there some think I can substitute it with?

Thanks

This probably doesn't help but I recently used something called contralube 770 (it's marketed as an electrical lubricant here in the UK) to fix my vci's jog wheels, as per that video below, and it worked a treat.

http://www.contralube.com/index.html

There must be something similar over your side of the pond??

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Originally Posted by Dj repete

In regarding the article from djtechtools.com
"How to Fix Glitchy Faders and Jog Wheels"

http://www.djtechtools.com/2010/08/1...ers-jog-wheel/

Can anybody help me? I have looked everywhere for carbon-enriched conductive silicon grease. Radioshack, Home Depot, Micro Center, local computer stores, Lowes, Ace Hardware and nobody has heard of it nor was it.:mad: Where can I find the carbon-enriched conductive silicon grease? Is there some think I can substitute it with?

Thanks

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Amazon.com: MG Chemicals 847 Carbon Conductive Assembly Paste: Automotive@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31fHy2YTx%2BL.@@AMEPARAM@@31fHy2YTx%2BL

mg chemicals 847 has no silicone..not sure if that matters .

was wondering this same thing as I do my arcade mod figured I'd clean as well.

I've seen some stuff called dielectric grease, does anyone know if that would work?