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Trying to find a way to clean my brass without purchasing a brass tumbler. Not interested in doing one at a time. Any Idea,s. Thanks.

Zouave.
 
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When I come home, I put them in a strainer, wash them with a little tsp and hot water, lay them out to dry on paper towels and then polish them with a rag one at a time..

I want a tumbler... This is time consuming, but it does a nice job.

Ryan
 
do you have a tumbler? or is that what you mean when you said brass polisher?

In any case, if your shooting alot, you can get a tumbler for around 45 bucks, its well worth it.
 
I have tried just about everything from diluted chemicals, brass-o, CLR, tsp etc but the bottom line is they just don't work that great. I found when you involved water you almost always got different stains of the outside of the case. The tumbler owrks perfect 98% of the time.
 
Brass doesn't need to be shiney. Just clean. There is a liquid cleaner. Iosso makes it. Not terribly expensive either. Contact this guy. He's in Manitoba. Add the W's.
.skylineadventures.ca/IOSSO_case_cleaner.html
Put the cases on a cookie sheet and into the oven, set on the lowest temp it has, for about 15 minutes. Dries 'em quick. Don't forget the oven mits.
 
Brass cleaner

The best I have found I Krazzy Kloth cotton just put your shell on a case spinner on drill and one pass then a polish with paper towel. brass is spotless shinny clean i get mine from Sinclair Interenational also ebay

Hands down this is the best cleaning cloth we have found for our nickel plated jewelry.

There are super-activated chemicals fused into every fiber of this cleaning cloth. Just pick up KRAZY KLOTH® and whisk through the work. No more rubbing and scrubbing.

Clean and Polish: Copper, brass, chrome, nickel, steel, aluminum, bronze, even remove rust marks, paint, specks, and bad corrosion.
 
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