Have to disagree on that, shiny brass is so much easier than dull tarnished to find on the ground, in the rocks, grass, weeds, etc. when you police it up after firing. I hate to leave any brass.Fuzzball said:Purty polish is eye candy, no more.
I,m so crazy about purdy brass I even tumble the new stuff. Just me.Tom in Arizona said:Have to disagree on that, shiny brass is so much easier than dull tarnished to find on the ground, in the rocks, grass, weeds, etc. when you police it up after firing. I hate to leave any brass.
No, they have additives in them. Most will have ammonia or chlorine bleach in them. Bon Ami has two kinds one with one without.T REX said:Swany,everytime I see the product,Bon Ami, I think of Don Knotts and The Ghost and Mr Chicking, would Comet do the same thing? Tks. T REX
I tumble my brass for a long time..............24 hours is about average. I use polish if the media's getting dark, otherwise just run walnut media with a little water in it, I think it helps loosen the dirt on the brass.Fuzzball said:Purty polish is eye candy, no more.
I've done the glittery ammo thing but quit because it's too 'artificial' for my taste, I just use plain cob now.