How do you de-lube brass after sizing?

[1911su16b870]

After tumbling fired brass, I am using the Dillon spray on case lube and then sizing my rifle brass. After trimming, cleaning the case neck and primer pocket, how are you guys de-lubing the brass. I have been using a clean cloth and just wipe down each piece as part the process and it serves as a good way to inspect each piece. I have heard you can also put it back in your tumbler. So what works best for you?

[wildcard]

Paper towel for me.

[Timberwolf]

Tumble an hour of two - you DO NOT want sizing lube on your cases when you fire them - besides being a collector of dust which can scratch your chamber it can raise chamber pressure and also hamper the round getting a proper seal resulting in some blow back.

[gottarollwithit]

By no means am i trying to thread jack, but what do you do if you're using sizing wax - the solid kinda case lube that you just rub on with your finger??
Do you need to clean the stuff off? I loaded a few cartridges with out putting any lube in the mouth of the case with out probs.

[1lostinspace]

it you let them sit over night they dry at least with 1 shot they do

[crowbar]

I tumble in well used corn cob media wether I lube with Imperial wax or Dillon's spray.

[CSACANNONEER]

Does Imperial sizing wax clog up your tumbling media? I've just used it on 50BMG brass and then wiped it off.

[gottarollwithit]

When using the Imperial wax it goes on so thin that i doubt that it'd do much to your media.
I've been using the imperial stuff lately, but what happens if i don't lube the inside of the case mouth? It resizes and seats just fine.

[kurac]

I clean all my cases in hot water with simple green before I add any components to them. Then I dry them in the laundry drier using the stationary rack so they don't get water spots.

[brando]

I use Imperial and some cases get it more than others, but generally wiping them with a rag seems to do the trick.

[ETD1010]

I tumble now that I have a tumbler, but I just wiped them down before hand (I use One-SHot)

[ar15barrels]

Tumble for half an hour to an hour depending on how well used the media is at the time...

[thmpr]

Tumble

[halifax]

I don't know if this is the wrong thing to do or not but I use acetone. I've got a gallon paint can half full of acetone that I put the brass into and agitate. Just a few seconds in there, remove, and let dry before tumbling.

[jandmtv]

i tumble the range pickup brass for 1 hour, then lube/resize, trim, then i tumble for 3 hours for de-lube and final polish.