gonzo
Well-Known Member
I've built a wet case tumbler, to have a play with.
I am using hot water and a touch of washing up liquid and a splash of diswasher shining agent.
It works great on pistol cases, which are dry resized, before the tumble. But for FL sized rifle brass, I am left with quite a coating of case lube, even after a couple of water changes.
The lube I use is the clear gel type (RCBS I think), which I'd assumed was water based, But this is probably not so. As the only way I've found to remove this lube, is to re-tumble with paraffin. Which I need to dry off afterwards.
Any suggestions?
Different lubes, cleaning solution ideas?
I am using hot water and a touch of washing up liquid and a splash of diswasher shining agent.
It works great on pistol cases, which are dry resized, before the tumble. But for FL sized rifle brass, I am left with quite a coating of case lube, even after a couple of water changes.
The lube I use is the clear gel type (RCBS I think), which I'd assumed was water based, But this is probably not so. As the only way I've found to remove this lube, is to re-tumble with paraffin. Which I need to dry off afterwards.
Any suggestions?
Different lubes, cleaning solution ideas?