Case drying after wet tumbling...

[25ring]

Buy citric acid instead of lemishine, it's the same stuff and a heck of a lot cheaper.

 

[2aBaC̶a̶]

Someone mentioned a rinse in distilled water. Havent tried it since i got the dryer.

 

[beetroot]

So that’s what I normally do... a capful of Armorall car wash liquid and 1 teaspoon of the lemishine. But they still darken if I bake them at 220 afterwords.

Mine always seemed to darken or get water spots unless I rinses them in clean water first.

I found the food dehydrator did just as good a job as the oven.

 

[kriller134]

So that’s what I normally do... a capful of Armorall car wash liquid and 1 teaspoon of the lemishine. But they still darken if I bake them at 220 afterwords.

In my experience every time I used too much lemishine it tarnished. Now I just use a 9mm case full of it and I haven’t had that problem again.

 

[Dunraven]

I use disposable aluminum baking tins, set the kitchen gas oven at 170 degrees, leave them in 15 minutes. No need for anything extra or fancy.

 

[jbuck88]

A casserole dish sitting on top of my oil heater. I have a oil heater in my reloading room. So I just throw a glass casserole dish full of brass on top overnight. I don't wet tumble if I need to load ammo the same day.

 

[texastonk]

I tumble at night during the week. Layout on bench with fan. the next evening when Im home they are dry. never had a issue.
I have used the oven a few times when short on time. Thought about the food dehydrator but never pulled the trigger on one.

 

[eddie102870]

jerky flavored brass

 

[max1840]

After wet tumble, rinse in a stainless strainer and put on a sneaker rack in the clothes dryer for 40 minutes

 

[Shoots 700's]

I lay them on a towel and put them in the driveway. Sun drys them right out

 

[PFG]

Test tube drying rack...

that’s 6.5 creed

 

[Remman13]

I use a food dehydrator

 

[Drumie]

I used to shake them out with a colander then throw them in some methanol. Then just put them on a towel and they would dry out pretty quickly. But I just purchased a cheap food dehydrator and it works great. I won't be going back to the methanol trick.