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  1. #1

    Jun 2008
    Whites XLT, Ace 250, Garret 1250
    197

    Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    How much fish tank gravel should I have in the tumbler to give me good results. How many coins compared to gravel should I have? Also should I separate the pennys from the rest? How much soap and water should I put in. HELP ME!
    Thanks and HH,
    Frank

  2. #2
    us
    Jun 2007
    Cleveland, TN
    BH Landstar
    302

    Re: Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    Ok...here goes...Yes you must seperate the pennies from the other coins.

    You should have enough gravel so that all the coins are covered.

    You may also want to add a little "play sand" (sifted) to shine the coins.

    just a couple drops of dish liquid will do the trick

    Add enough water to cover all gravel and coins.


    This is the "recipe" that I use and I have had very good results.

    Hope this has been helpful.


    Scott


    Protecting the Family

  3. #3

    Jun 2008
    Whites XLT, Ace 250, Garret 1250
    197

    Re: Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    About How long??

  4. #4
    us
    Jun 2007
    Cleveland, TN
    BH Landstar
    302

    Re: Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    usually a couple hours does good, but if the coins are really nasty, I'd go 3 to 4 hours.

    Scott


    Protecting the Family

  5. #5

    Jun 2008
    Whites XLT, Ace 250, Garret 1250
    197

    Re: Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    thanks a bunch.
    HH,
    Frank

  6. #6
    us
    Jun 2007
    Cleveland, TN
    BH Landstar
    302

    Re: Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    No problem...I hope you have the same results I have.

    Scott


    Protecting the Family

  7. #7
    us
    Mar 2008
    southern utah
    White MXT
    605

    Re: Coin tumbler rock ratio to coin

    Put a tbl spoon of ammonia in as well, works great

 

 

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