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Be sure not to mix the synthetic oils and petroleum-based oils together.Our musical instruments, that is.

Each person’s experience will be different, and the oil will react differently to each person’s saliva!

Try various types and brands of valve oil to see which you prefer.

In addition, these oils do not evaporate as quickly, so you may not need to oil your valves as regularly with this type of lubricant.

Synthetic oils are typically more expensive, but they are better able to reduce friction in tighter valves.

You may have to reapply this oil more often if you use it on an older instrument. Petroleum oil is lighter and won’t be as effective on worn-in trumpets.

Petroleum-based oil works best with brand new trumpets.Deciding between the two is often a matter of personal preference and determining which works better with your instrument. Valve oil helps clean and lubricate the trumpet, which will help you play your trumpet more efficiently, and can be purchased at most music stores or at various online retailers.There are two types of oils that are recommended to use for brass instruments: synthetic-based oils and petroleum-based oils.