Turned out looking good as new! In jewelry a little stainless steel shot is used along with some tumbling soap. I think it’s just powdered ivory bar soap because it produces fewer suds. I use Rustoleum which works exceptionally well, but it does take away the shine, which I’m not too too concerned about. I leave a little jar of Rustoleum on the shelf and just pop the rusty shot in whenever I find it.
Turned out looking good as new! In jewelry a little stainless steel shot is used along with some tumbling soap. I think it’s just powdered ivory bar soap because it produces fewer suds. I use Rustoleum which works exceptionally well, but it does take away the shine, which I’m not too too concerned about. I leave a little jar of Rustoleum on the shelf and just pop the rusty shot in whenever I find it.
I use a product called "Barkeepers friend", that'll bring the shine back on any steel shot that's dulled. It's a convenient mix of Oxalic and Citric acid powder. If mixed with a little water to create a slurry, it'd work really well in a tumbler. 👍
It's also great for removing swarf from sharpening stones.
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