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Reloading
tarnish brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Alibiiv" data-source="post: 1752594" data-attributes="member: 69192"><p>I've had some tarnished brass that my vibrating tumbler would not remove with new walnut shell media would not take off; don't have a pin tumbler yet. I've also encountered green corrosion on my cases due to forgetting them in a leather cartridge carried. I use a product called "<em>NevrDul</em>l" and my drill press. I hand chuck the base of the brass in the chuck, turn the press on and clean the brass with the product's cloth treated material, and then wipe with a clean rag while the brass is still turning in the chuck. I have found that <u><em>hand tightening</em></u> the brass is key, it doesn't take much pressure for this to work. I polish as much of the the top half, turn the brass over and repeat the process. Again.....key to this process is to remember <u><em>"only"</em></u> hand tight a lot of pressure is "not" necessary and will collapse the case if too much is applied. With this product the brass comes out looking better than new.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alibiiv, post: 1752594, member: 69192"] I've had some tarnished brass that my vibrating tumbler would not remove with new walnut shell media would not take off; don't have a pin tumbler yet. I've also encountered green corrosion on my cases due to forgetting them in a leather cartridge carried. I use a product called "[I]NevrDul[/I]l" and my drill press. I hand chuck the base of the brass in the chuck, turn the press on and clean the brass with the product's cloth treated material, and then wipe with a clean rag while the brass is still turning in the chuck. I have found that [U][I]hand tightening[/I][/U] the brass is key, it doesn't take much pressure for this to work. I polish as much of the the top half, turn the brass over and repeat the process. Again.....key to this process is to remember [U][I]"only"[/I][/U] hand tight a lot of pressure is "not" necessary and will collapse the case if too much is applied. With this product the brass comes out looking better than new. [/QUOTE]
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