AmericanCoinShooter
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Vibratory Tumbler Review
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Steve,
I add a dash of dish soap to assist in the cleaning in my vibra tumbler. Also works ok with pea gravel for the lack of non colored gravel.
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I add a dash of dish soap to assist in the cleaning in my vibra tumbler. Also works ok with pea gravel for the lack of non colored gravel.
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What is your opinion on using a vibrator bowl with corn cob or walnut media to clean a large amount of clad?
seeker195456
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My vibratory bowl with walnut media does not wok too well. I do not think it is aggressive enough. Gravel and a little dish soap works good for me.
WishfulThinker
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From Gun World -- Friend was cleaning brass other day ... wetted down corncob media with mineral spirits and added cleaner (will check on brand)--- couple sprays from dispenser bottle -- results improved dramatically. Three hour run time.
CAUTION - Flamable Mixture as most stuff in that category is.
CAUTION - Flamable Mixture as most stuff in that category is.
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