Tumbling question

[Mush]

Why do I have to wipe my cases clean with a towel after have tumbling them. On the towel there is a green residu. I use Lyman corn cob media.
I though that the tumbling process would clean them so I don't have to wipe a thin film of residu that prevent them from shining.

Is there a way to just get them out the tumbler so they are pristine.

Mush

 

[i_dive_2]

I use a very small amount of Nu Finish car polish in my corn cob and walnut media. Cases come out of the tumbler sparkling! A little goes a long way. It also keeps away the red dust walnut is famous for.

HTH

 

[(((Echo)))]

Some Nu Finish car polish for the shine and cut up used dryer sheets to control the dust.
Since I starting using the dryer sheets, I haven't had to wipe down my cases.

(E)

 

[maxpig]

Some Nu Finish car polish for the shine and cut up used dryer sheets to control the dust.
Since I starting using the dryer sheets, I haven't had to wipe down my cases.

(E)

ok never heard of that... gonna try it... u put them in with the media??

 

[shootist22-250]

ok never heard of that... gonna try it... u put them in with the media??

Correct

 

[Rod B]

Another vote for NuFinish.

 

[sunray]

Brass doesn't need to be shiny. Just clean. No polish of any kind is necessary.

 

[Luger9]

I started using Mother's Blue polish and I have no problems with dust at all anymore.....brass that is meant to come out shiny, does....the other stuff is tossed.

 

[CyaN1de]

I have been using a professional Aluminum Mag Polish (Non-Abrasive) and it does a phenomenal job on brass.

...and cut up used dryer sheets to control the dust.
Since I starting using the dryer sheets, I haven't had to wipe down my cases.

(E)

And they'll be static free