[spittinfire]

I've been thinking about getting a little walnut to help clean up dirty brass. Anyone use it? What kind of results did you have?

I would then change media and use corncob because I like shiny brass. I know it's not needed but I like it.

How do you guys get your dirtiest brass clean?

[Gatekeeper]

I usually use walnut to clean the heavy dirt and tarnish from range brass, then polish with corn cob to shine it up.

[stalkingbear]

I use treated walnut hull. It's the only thing I use. For the dirtiest cases I'll use some media "reviver".

[VitSports6]

I only use walnut, Shiny brass isn't really all that important to me.
I get my walnut from the pet store, Its usually for Iguana habitat, Usually saves a few dollars.

[rjd3282]

I use walnut with some dillon polish and they come out clean and shiny. Used corncob before it never seemed to get things clean.

[jeeptrash]

Originally Posted by rjd3282

I use walnut with some dillon polish and they come out clean and shiny. Used corncob before it never seemed to get things clean.

Try the hornady one shot media. It's a blend of cob and walnut, its all I use. The price is the same as other media. Eight bucks for two fills for my tumbler. It shines up nice!

[masterPsmith]

All I use is walnut and a little Dillon polish. Comes out clean and shiny. Also use the large Dillon vibrator.

Jim......

[Desdenova]

We just use treated corncob media.

Works great, and I rarely change it

[jpattersonnh]

Walnut! no corn needed. It goes much further also.

[EJS54]

I have been using walnut media that is sold at pet stores for 9 years. Never had any issues and lasts a long time. I will add some Flitz additive if I'm polishing rusty pinball machine parts. Then throw the media out and start over when I switch back to brass.