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Timothy · March 19, 2001, 07:24 PM

If you clean your brass using a liquid and then rinse them, they are wet. (Rather profound statement,I'd say). What is the best method of getting them completely dry? I've heard: Dry them in the oven.......and I've heard: Never dry them in the oven! It would seem to me that as long as the brass was not heated enough to affect it adversly it would not matter how you dried it. Is this correct? Does anybody know what temperature is too hot?
Sure appreciate you're help.

March 19, 2001, 07:24 PM	#1
Timothy Member Join Date: November 26, 2000 Posts: 97	If you clean your brass using a liquid and then rinse them, they are wet. (Rather profound statement,I'd say). What is the best method of getting them completely dry? I've heard: Dry them in the oven.......and I've heard: Never dry them in the oven! It would seem to me that as long as the brass was not heated enough to affect it adversly it would not matter how you dried it. Is this correct? Does anybody know what temperature is too hot? Sure appreciate you're help. __________________ "There ain't no use runnin' if you're on the wrong road."