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I use chalk, not just for deads, but for seated rows, dumbbell rows and even bench press. I find it helps me to connect with the bar a little better, mentally and physically. Also most commercial gyms have cheap crappy bars with dull slippery knurling. Chalk makes a huge difference if you are lifting with crappy bars and not using straps.
Really? I must try dry chalk again, I didn't notice any difference.. I do put copious amounts of the wet stuff on and it takes about 2 minutes to dry, thats the only downside.
You can get some from anaconda which is made from magnesium cabonate which what lifting chalk pretty much is, I got a small block for like 3 bux does the job.