YAMAHAYAC-1094P Powder Paper for wind & woodwind musical instruments

Had a real problem with sticky G# KEY ON one of my saxophones.I used cigarette paper for a long time ,but this is much better. There is a powder residue on the paper that lasts a long time. It works very well and I recommend it highly.

I had a cheaper soprano with sticky pads and was always stressed at gigs. I had cleaned the pads with alcohol and tried powders, but nothing seemed to keep them from sticking - until I got these.Before every gig I wipe down my problem pads with these before every gig and I have no issues. If I'm outdoors in the summer I may have to wipe one more time, but usually I don't. These are great.

Caught these on sale. They do exactly what they are supposed to do - keep your woodwind pads from sticking. I've only had to use a couple since I bought them, and given the quantity in the package, I shouldn't have to buy more for a very long time.

Before getting the powder paper, I had a BIG problem with sticky keys on my flute. I had been using cigarette paper for a while, using every part of the paper to ensure there were no sticky keys, but it never worked. And then, I got this. Suddenly, I could just spend 2 seconds taking out the sticky keys, and it ACTUALLY went away! This was an incredible investment, and I cannot be more grateful for it.

Works as expected. No complaints here!

Cured sticking pads on Yamaha sax, especially G sharp. So thing it was hard to insert under the pads. Would be better if a little stiffer.

This is the best paper I have used for the Clarinet.

I have an old Leblanc clarinet with a Stubbins octave mechanism. It sounds lovely, but the octave pip has a tendency to stick, and it was becoming a real problem until I tried the Yamaha pad paper. I leave a piece of the paper between the octave pad and the pip whenever the instrument is in its case and it has solved the sticking octave problem. Previous attempts with parchment paper, dollar bills etc completely failed.It's great value because the pack will likely last me for decades and will see occasional use on all of my saxes and clarinets, but it has saved the Leblanc.