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huntinaz · February 28, 2012, 02:05 AM

All I really care is that it's clean. Sometimes I'll tumble for only about an hour and call it good. It's nice to be shiny, but not necessary for me.

BUT... I acquired some Dillon case polish the other day and WOW, what a difference over the Cabelas stuff I was using. In 2 hours, dirty brass is clean and shiny. It used to take 4-7 hours to get brass like this. Now that it's this easy, I'll probably care more about getting it shiny.

February 28, 2012, 02:05 AM	#11
huntinaz Senior Member Join Date: September 21, 2010 Location: az Posts: 1,332	All I really care is that it's clean. Sometimes I'll tumble for only about an hour and call it good. It's nice to be shiny, but not necessary for me. BUT... I acquired some Dillon case polish the other day and WOW, what a difference over the Cabelas stuff I was using. In 2 hours, dirty brass is clean and shiny. It used to take 4-7 hours to get brass like this. Now that it's this easy, I'll probably care more about getting it shiny. __________________ "When there’s lead in the air, there’s hope in the heart”- Hunter’s Proverb "Feed me, or feed me to something. I just want to be part of the food chain." -Al Bundy