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    "Zilla" ground walnuts for lizards. Works great, and cheap from the pet store. Add Nu-finish for shine, mineral spirits & dryer sheets for dust.
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    Is Nu-finish a car polish? Is this one of those things that will be cheaper pretty much everywhere but the gun store?
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    Orange bottle in the car polish section at Walmart.
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    Thank you.
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    Corn cob ranks slightly higher than walnut on Mohs scale.
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    My bet it you either used too much Lemi-Shine or left it too long. I did the same thing. I can run mine for 1hr for a good clean or 2hrs for a great clean. After that it does not help. When I forgot it over night..... It turned bronze.

    Quote Originally Posted by Slapps74 View Post
    Just went this route. If you do you need to tumble with media first if your case lube on the brass. I made the mistake of not doing this and my brass was a bronze color. Had to let it all dry and then re run it thru the media. After that you have to check all of the primer pockets.

    i have to agree that stainless is the way to go. It is expensive to start and it's a longer process than the media. I love the final product my STM Rebel 17 turns out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hound View Post
    My bet it you either used too much Lemi-Shine or left it too long. I did the same thing. I can run mine for 1hr for a good clean or 2hrs for a great clean. After that it does not help. When I forgot it over night..... It turned bronze.
    Not sure. You could wipe the lube off and it looked pretty good.

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    Jeez. My wife thinks I'm a reloading nerd. I'm going to show her this thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zombie Steve View Post
    Jeez. My wife thinks I'm a reloading nerd. I'm going to show her this thread.
    You mean the thread where you have the most posts.

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    I've always wanted to experiment with some sort of alternative media for my vibratory tumbler. Maybe some sort of tiny plastic pellets or something. Just haven't gotten around to trying anything.

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