I am useing walnut to clean post,screws, s.s ramps in a tumbler not
Working to good don't think I'm doing it right. Please help
Thanks
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I am useing walnut to clean post,screws, s.s ramps in a tumbler not
Working to good don't think I'm doing it right. Please help
Thanks
Quoted from ArcadiusMaximus:Depends on how bad they are. I have sanded with 220 working my way down to 2000 wet sand and finally scotch brite. That was for a really bad scratch so you may not have to start at such a low grit. Also, make sure to tumble screws SEPARATE from finished metal and maybe even posts. Screws can potentially scratch other metal surfaces while tumbling.
My bad I put screws and stainless steel pieces together?
Quoted from vid1900:And remember you should add some abrasive and not use walnut shells all by themselves.
What abrasive should I use I'm just using Walnut?
Quoted from ArcadiusMaximus:This stuff is great. You can probably find it cheaper and in a larger quantity if you look around. amazon.com link »
I have a big tumbler with 15 pounds of walnuts in it how much of the
stuff to put in is it supposed to be damp or soupy?thanks
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