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RE: curious brass tumbling question - Don McDowell - 04-12-2013
Seems like using Oxyclean to wash the brass bubbles the inside of the cases pretty decent.
RE: curious brass tumbling question - Lumpy Grits - 04-12-2013
(04-12-2013, 02:17 PM)Brownie Nash Wrote: Retired people need something to do. Hee Hee
Like to spend my time shoot'n.........
Gary
RE: curious brass tumbling question - Dave Roelle - 04-12-2013
For a final "show room shine" -------------Chrome polish and petco "lizard litter"----really fine crushed walnut shells----- in the RCBS vibrater do a jam up job on the outside of the cases
RE: curious brass tumbling question - chaneylake - 04-12-2013
(04-12-2013, 11:44 AM)Lumpy Grits Wrote:(04-12-2013, 10:29 AM)Don McDowell Wrote: If using a vibrator, it's awfully hard to beat corncob media with a dashing dollop of brasso in it. Wash and dry your cases, a couple hours in the corncob and the cases are nice and pretty..
ThisX2!
Also put in a squirt of Turtle Wax polishing compound to help with the shine.
NOTE: The insides of the cases will NOT get very clean. Just the 'nature' of the 'beast'.
Use the correct 'tool' for the job.
Gary
well I managed to get the insides shinny once and I will try again in a few days, ceramic media, BA liquid thingy, and lime juice in the vib tumbler, I know that sooner or later I will burn the thing up but I am going to let her roll as long as possible