Does anybody have an easy 26 step process for cleaning brass?

[scotty99]

1. Place brass in tumbler with treated corn cob.

2. Go to bed.

Sometimes I get super exotic and put part of a dryer sheet in the tumbler too.

The other 23 steps would have to be drinking, taking a shower, etc.


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[fx1974]

says my friend...

22. deprime
23. wash in ultrasonic cleaner
24. rinse and dry (air-dry, oven-dry, sun-dry, you pick)
25. resize
26. tumble in corn cob with polish

[TAS]

1. Sort
2. Dry tumble
3. Run through a media separator
4. Reload, which includes decapping and case inspection
5. Shoot & repeat

That’s it, can’t think of any other steps. The main reasons I clean the brass is to Allow for a better case inspection and to keep the dies cleaner, not just to make them shiny.

[ysr_racer]

Here are my 26 steps

1. Toss it in the tumbler
2. Take it out of the tumbler/put it in the media separator
3-26: Drink a case of Mickey's Malt

[Dooder]

Micky's huh, man you so fancy.

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[bazineta]

I could maybe get it down to just 26 if the rules allow combination of certain tasks, e.g., steam distillation of the raw lavender buds as a precursor to the artisanal soap used during wet tumbling. It's come to my attention that some of you Philistines actually use store-bought soap for this. Scarcely can I even contemplate such horrors without giving myself a case of the vapors. I must go now, lest I swoon.

[SevenSixTwoNATO]

Do you consider picking up at the range step 1
And annealing step 20?

[newbie1234]

Here my 26 steps of cleaning brass with illustrated.
(1) I de-capped and sort at the same time, brass .45ACP will be de-capped and put to the black jar for wet tumbling, other brass will be put to another boxes, each box contain the same size of brass. you can see the 44SPL box, 38SPL box and 9mm box.

(2) Wet tumbling with hot water + dish washer liquid + Lime Shine , No stainless Steel media.

(3) Run 30 min with hot water, 1 hr. with tap water.

(4) After tumbling I dump it into a drain and pan (purchased at Daiso couple bucks).

(5) And wash it with tap water at the back yard.


Continue with part 2

[newbie1234]

Part 2
(6) Dry it in the big tray and tower.

(7) Place the tray under the sun, on the raining day I put the tray in the garage overnight.

(8)..(26) Repeat the process with difference size of brass.

[Swagman00]

That's funny...I have a three step process...Wash it. Dry it. Load it.

Almost the same as me. Wet tumble, dry tumble, load.

[23's Dad]

Based on some positive reviews on another forum. I have recently purchased "Brass Juice" to try wet tumbling without the pins. I hate separating the pins after running my FART. I haven't tried the Brass Juice yet. Anyone with experience care to chime in?