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If you want a deeper cleaning, use walnut media, if you want a better more shiny finish on the cases use corncob.
And if you want a nice clean case, including clean inside and primer pockets, try the Stainless Steel Pin media. No dust, no replacement cost (it doesn't wear out), and the cases look like they just came from the factory.
It's a wet process and only works in a tumbler, not a vibrator but the results are fantastic. Even makes old military brass look like nice shiny commercial brass. Letting the cases dry overnight is worth the wait and no more primer pocket cleaning necessary.
I should try buying another 30lbs of JM and throw it in a cement mixer with some scrap .223 brass to see how it turns out.
Oh yea, jewelry mix is a wet-process also. I usually add a little bit of vinegar and dawn detergent.
I process brass by the drum, so speed is an important part of this, I usually run cement mixers for polishing which was the deal breaker for the stainless steel media that company sells, $50 for 5lbs is just a bit much.
I'll give the lemi-shine a try and see how it works.