Super Slick Superslick Slickit

Great difference between cream and other products like oil. I had my slide serviced and cleaned to remove all oxidation. Super slick made my slide quiet and fast.

I can't use oil on my plastic slide trombone (a necessity due to my spinal cord injury and the heavier weight of a brass trombone) This stuff works great. I'm assuming it would work just as well on a regular slide trombone made of brass. It's a quality product from a well-known manufacturer at a reasonable price. Can't ask for much more

I've been using Superslick on my trombone slide since I began playing 38 years ago. I've never tried anything else, so I can't compare it to anything, but it has always worked great for me and I use it religiously. I play a few times per week and have for years. Superslick keeps my slide working to perfection. You do have to use it as directed. Clean the slide first, apply a very thin layer of cream. Then a drop of the treatment oil on each slide and spray with water. I personally apply the oil treatment each day when I play and I spray water on the slide before each performance. I can usually play for a month or more before I have to clean the slide and start over. If you play regularly, you'll know when it's time to reapply; you'll feel it. I'm sure this will vary between performers and trombones. I just pulled out my King 2B earlier today for the first time in probably a year, sprayed some water on it and it worked fine. I will reapply the slide treatment before I put it away again, but that's an example of how well this stuff can work. It is important to not over-apply the cream. Personally, I wipe my slide down with a clean rag (never-soiled baby diaper :), then I scoop a small amount of cream onto my finger tip and spread it up and down the slide in several places. Then I grip the slide in my hand, lightly, and simply run my hand up and down the slide, twisting back and forth, to spread the cream evenly. Before I finish that step, I use my hand to remove the excess cream, wiping from top to bottom until the slide is slick, but you can't see the cream. Afterward, a drop of the oil treatment and a few sprays of water and the slide is as slick as it will ever be. I've been doing this for decades and have never even considered trying anything else. If it works, don't fix it!

This stuff is magical if you put it on correctly. Don’t put too much cream on or else your slide will be sluggish (you can always wipe some off). I love this stuff and use it on all my trombones. I used to use Slide-O-Mix but I like Super Slick better. By the way, for new trombonists out there, slide oil is not the way to go for slide lubrication. It can cause buildup which eventually damages your slide over time.

Definitally good for sure, will for sure work for both of my trombones. It was just delivered to the wrong building. I clearly put 326 for an address and it was delivered to 329.

I've tried it all and determined this to be the best for the trombone slide. HOWEVER, it has to be applied properly and not over-done: Clean inner slide surfaces thoroughly with alcohol, then water and wipe clean. Apply a piece of cream, about half the size of a BB, all over each stocking of the inner slide. Put it only on the stocking (the last 4" of the inner slide). Then put ONE drop of the liquid lubricant on each stocking. Then spray each stocking generously with water, allowing a little of the water spray to cover the entire inner slides. Then put on the outer slide and work up and down to spread the lubricant(s). I apply a little pressure up, down, left and right on the outer slide as I work it up and down. Then, as you play, add additional water spray to stockings and over the entire inner slides. The process needs to be repeated with ever 2-3 hours of playing. Also, the interior of the outer slide needs to be clean before this process will work. I often use a cleaning rod with a 20 gauge shotgun patch for a 1/2" bore trombone. Also, flush the outer slide thoroughly with water.

Was exactly what we wanted and at a great price also fast shipping

I have used SuperSlick for years, since I took my slide to "The Slide Doctor" in Georgia. John Upchurch was the slide guru to professional trombone players all over the country. He is retired now, but Ray Splawn has taken over. After years of experimenting with many slide lubricants, SuperSlick was found to do the best job of not only lubricating the slide but keeping the inside of the outer slides cleaner, requiring less maintenance. After treating the slide correctly, and sparingly, just spray it with water and you're ready.

Great product. Does what it says.

Nice, It does the job A+

Perfect