Need Frankford wet tumbler recipe

[AR-Bossman]

I haven't tumbled/cleaned for awhile, and when I went to start up again, none of my brass is coming out super shiny. Has a more satin appearance.

Example load would be
2-16 oz cups of brass
1/2 tspn of soap Started off with 1 tbspn.
1/2 tspn lemishine. I'm pretty sure I tried 1/8 tspn and that load was no better.

I used to be able to get killer looking brass. Now nothing is working.

 

[Blue68f100]

The amount of Limishine is dependent on you ph of the water, I use 1 tsp. As for soap, I never measure Wash'n Wax, I just add, 1+ tbs. If you do not use enough your pins will be dirty requiring you to wash them. I add water to the rim and I run mine for 2 hr +.

 

[groundsclown]

I started by using the different recipes people posted using differing amounts of wash'nwax, lemishine, dawn etc etc. Sometimes brass would look great, sometimes not. I finally tried the supplied packet of cleaning solution and was sold. I immediately bought a 32oz bottle of it for $16 on amazon.
Fill 1/2 to 2/3 with brass, add pins, fill water to upper line & add 1 tablespoon of solution. No fuss no muss. Brass is glaringly shiny.

 

[papaairbear]

I use about 1 Tbsp Dawn, a .380 case full of citric acid https://www.amazon.com/Ajent-Citric...itric+acid&qid=1551399062&s=industrial&sr=1-7 in enough water to touch the bottom of the tumbler neck. Tumble for 1.5 to 2 hrs.

 

[Skgreen]

1 Oz Frankford Arsenal liquid brass cleaning solution and 1 Oz Armor All liquid car wash. (Each measured with a shot glass)
FART tumbler / 5 lbs of pins.
Shiny, and stays shiny.

 

[Dudedog]

Couple oz wash and wax, be generous it's cheap, .45 APC case of citric acid( adjust citric acid for you water PH.,my water is basic High PH)

 

[AR-Bossman]

1 Oz Frankford Arsenal liquid brass cleaning solution and 1 Oz Armor All liquid car wash. (Each measured with a shot glass)
FART tumbler / 5 lbs of pins.
Shiny, and stays shiny.

What is the exact stuff you are using?

Thanks for the replies. I upped the lemishine on my last batch and it turned out well. I will continue down that route and see what happens but the Frankford stuff has my intrigued.