Media polish

[Sheldon N]

I use Mother's Mag & Aluminum metal polish, just scooped a fingertip dollop of it and threw it in the media. Car wax I think was Meguiars, seems to help a bit with the dust. I've used both fine and coarse media, currently am working my way through a bunch of the fine stuff that doesn't stick in flash holes.

 

[dickn52]

Finely ground English walnut hulls .Known as lizard litter at PetCO. It does become dusty with use. No additives used.

Add a torn strip of those anti static sheets for the dryer. They collect the dust like the magnet they are.

 

[T-shooter]

I use Mother's Mag & Aluminum metal polish, just scooped a fingertip dollop of it and threw it in the media. Car wax I think was Meguiars, seems to help a bit with the dust. I've used both fine and coarse media, currently am working my way through a bunch of the fine stuff that doesn't stick in flash holes.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

 

[uncle-buck]

I'm running low on my corn cop media polish. What go you use to tumble brass ? Not interested in car products. I also have a stainless pin machine as well. Just interested in the polish product you use in cob. Currently I use Franklin Arsenal brass polish for vibratory case tumblers.
Thanks again

Flitz

 

[ebb]

Have you ever polished brass with grass seed. Seems some bodies wife cleaned up the reloading room and dumped a few lbs of grass seed on top of the corn cob media.

 

[jonbearman]

I have used Nufinish for 2 years and it does a fantastic job, no issues whatsoever. All you need is about 1 tablespoon to do the job.

 

[SheepDog]

I buy crushed walnut (blaster media) at my local feed and grain store for less than $1 per pound.
I use it with a teaspoon of silver polish and it does a great job of cleaning my brass in about a half hour.
I don't use any wax products because it is almost impossible to get the wax off. In the chamber that wax is a lubricant and it can build up.