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September 22, 2022Stainless steel pins are the most effective media for cleaning brass casings as they clean them inside more effectively than walnut shell and corncob. This media also does not require extra polish, but it can only be used in a rotary tumbler.
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- What is the difference between brushed stainless steel and stainless steel? The key difference between brushed and polished stainless steel is that brushed stainless steel has a rough surface, whereas polished stainless steel has a smooth surface. Brushed stainless steel is a type of metal having a dull polish that is made through friction.
- Does stainless steel media damage brass? Unlike other media like corn cob or walnut, stainless steel doesn't create dust and also cleans the inside of cases, primer pockets, and flash holes. Stainless steel also doesn't damage brass and lasts for multiple uses.
- What is corn cob media? Corn cob media is corn cob crushed to a particle size that is very effective at removing tarnish from and polishing brass casings. Corn cob media is an environmentally friendly product that is long lasting and reusable.
- What is the best way to clean scallops? The white side is the bottom of the scallop. Once you've opened the top shell, take your knife and scrape into the top part of the shell releasing the scallop muscle from the top shell. Run your knife along the top outer shell to release the membrane from the shell. Toss the top shell.
- Does stainless steel discolored from heat? Stainless steel discoloration could be caused by heat, harsh chemicals, or incorrect use of stainless-steel cookware. Most discoloration is easily corrected with natural products like baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice, or club soda. Cleaners containing oxalic acid can restore stainless steel.
- How do you shine an axe? Fit a felt polishing wheel to your handheld rotary tool, and smear a dab of polishing compound onto the wheel. Apply the rotary tool to the steel axe head to polish it to a shiny finish.
