2 LB 1/8" Stainless Steel Tumbling Media Shot Jewelers Mix 4 Shapes Tumbler Finishing

Worked great made my silver pieces look polished and bright

I use them to polish spoon rings and other silver I mfg, works excellent . Thanks Joe

It does it's job .... Stainless Steel Shot is just that. Looks good, did it's job as it should and I have used it more than 60 times since I got it. It's perfect.... Shot is shot for me. I thought it a good price and it works fine.

Very good for cleaning dirty cases from handgun to rifle does them all

So, after reading the reviews of others I did some checking on Stainless steel properties and the company that makes this item. Then I purchased it, it works great. The rounded shaped shot is non magnetic SS, usually in the range of 304 to 316 both of which are mostly non magnetic but they have a much stronger corrosion resistance with the 316 being marine grade (for salt water) The pins in the mix are stainless steel designed to be magnetic, otherwise they would be useless in a magnetic tumbler, primarily for cleaning brass ammo for reloading, this mix is done in a manner that allows for the use of either a rock tumbler or a magnetic tumbler. The use of a magnet to remove the pins from your tumbler prior to cleaning will eliminate the issue of the pins falling through your strainer, you can rinse them in a bowl then move them with a magnet to an area to allow them to dry. The magnetic pins are not as corrosion resistant as the other media, they should not be stored in water for long periods, but removing, cleaning and drying the items between uses will make it last for a long time and the pins clean tiny crevices in my jewelry, always thoroughly wash new media prior to use to remove manufacturing dust and debris and any solvents that were used. I gave the product 4 stars because this information is not provided with the product as it should be. If consumers were properly informed, there would be far fewer negative reviews.

Good quality

I like the fact that the product works for my projects.

Mixed media covers most of my metal polishing needs