rbg1315
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A few months ago I switched my case cleaning from 'vibrating' to 'tumbling'.
After tumbling my cases for 1/2 hour in a slow-turn barrel-type drum with water, a little Dawn and 'Lemi-Shine' detergents, I shake out the liquid and most of the pins. Then I rinse several times to rid the remaining detergents. Then I spread them out on a doubled-up towel and let them dry for a day or two. At this point, the cases are super clean and bright as are the clean empty primer pockets.
After they dry out, many start to tarnish to a dark blue color.
How can I prevent that tarnish?
After tumbling my cases for 1/2 hour in a slow-turn barrel-type drum with water, a little Dawn and 'Lemi-Shine' detergents, I shake out the liquid and most of the pins. Then I rinse several times to rid the remaining detergents. Then I spread them out on a doubled-up towel and let them dry for a day or two. At this point, the cases are super clean and bright as are the clean empty primer pockets.
After they dry out, many start to tarnish to a dark blue color.
How can I prevent that tarnish?