Caig Labs D100L-16BX DeoxIT D-Series D100L Mini-Brush Applicator

This stuff does a great job keeping contacts clean and conductive. This dispenser is a little weird, but it works.

I bought this to fix the power button on my fish finder as I read on a forum it could solve the issue. I took everything apart and brushed deoxit on all the electrical connections and and ribbons and somehow it fixed my fish finder. I was skeptical at first and the product is a little smaller than i expected but a little but goes a long way and I didnt even make a dent in the little bottle. It also saved me over $1,000 on a new fish finder since mine is out of warranty so if youre having an issue with yours try it becaise its only an $8 bottle.

Used it on two different sensors which were giving me check engine or check stability control warnings. Instantly resolved both problems and neither one have returned in the last 3 weeks. Hopefully gone for good. Is expensive per ounce but a lot cheaper than replacing sensors or wiring. And a lot easier.

My ps2 could not read my memory card. I used this on the ps2 memory card slot contact pins and it worked.

Great stuff but expensive

Bought to clean some crackling pot switches on a DJ mixer. Worked like a charm.

Works great on connectors, etc. I just made my sd card socket on my tablet much more reliable with a couple drops

I knew it was going to be small, didn’t know it would be this small! I mean it works very well, but I should have just bought the bigger one. I’ll probably do that and use it to refill the small one, as other users have suggested.

I have a V2 Boosted Board. I was getting a code on my board (yellow) saying that my battery was not properly connected. The wires were connected fine. I was told that Deoxit will help improve the electrical connection between my battery and the wires for my board. All I did was apply a small coat to all the metal connectors of the battery and sure enough I got no code. This product works very fast. I am currently pleased with this purchase.

As a vintage audio buff I can tell you that this stuff works great.