"Ceramic material"

[montana_charlie]

I love McMaster-Carr...always have.
However, their 3/8 x 3/16 'polishing' ceramic angle-cut cylinders costs $32 for ten pounds.
That's a good size for (say) 45/70 and other similar straight cases, but Kingsley North can equal that...and KN will sell it in smaller packages. You probably can't use ten pounds, anyway.

Their #2 burnishing liquid sounds like a great product, but at $82 per bottle, I think 'citrus degreaser' from Home Depot is good enough. They don't even say how big the bottle is...

Their porcelain spheres might be a good deal for bottleneck cases, but I didn't look at them very close.

CM

[Idaho_Elk_Huntr]

Something you may want to check into is the new Stainless steel media. It 100% cleans inside, outside and the primer pockets to like new. I have been using it for about 4 months and works better than anything I have tried

[calaloo]

Idaho Elk Hunter

Do you care to elaborate on the name of this stuff, Where to get it, etc.

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WHAT THE HELL IS STAINLESS STEEL MEDIA

[montana_charlie]

calaloo,
While you wait for an answer from Idaho Elk Hunter, you might like to jump back to Post #29 of this thread...
CM

[Idaho_Elk_Huntr]

This isnt steel shot. Tiny pieces that does less harm than the ceramic. I thin k the tumbler being full of water with dish soap makes it almost weightless. I have been using it for about 4 months now and it is working better than ceramic and this can be used with 223 and such. I have run brass for 2 days straight with no ill effects. My ceramic is store away now.

calaloo or anyone else if your interested pm me and I will give you info.

[Gellot Wilde]

Where can you buy it from?