Dielectric grease on connection ends


I was changing a coil on one of my bikes earlier, and as always, applied a light film of dielectric grease on the coil outputs, and on the spark plug boots. A thought occurred to me that this may be a valid application in audio connections as well. A small amount applied with a cotton swab to bananas/spades/rca's etc. may help, and I'm thinking about giving it a go. Was wondering if this has been tried by any other members, and thoughts on the pro/con aspects.
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It's a dielectric. That's the opposite of what I'd want on my audio connections.
Cleeds is right. Why put a dielectric on contact points? If you're worried about your connectors, clean them. There's several products on the market designed to do just that.
also used  to prevent corrosion - very common on cars

a good product for audio connections is ProGold in a small bottle - mine says G100L on it and it is made by an industry leader, Caig

my bottle has lasted many years so may not have the current labelling on it; it is a conductive polymeric liquid
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they also have corrosion removal products