[Jewelry making - Article 00351] - Re: [Orchid] Using a tumbler

[Phillip Scott]

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    Cherie, You need to run your Stainless steel shot with Super Sheen
    burnishing compound or something similar.  This combination should
    give you a nice burnished finish.  To take it a few steps further,
    you can run silver items through a product called Shell shine green
    and finally an absorbent cob meal.   The last two processes are run
    dry.  The shell shine green is a fine Walnut shell which contains a
    chrome oxide polishing compound.  This will give a fine/high polished
    finish.  The cob meal is the last step which removes any residue left
    from the dry, chrome oxide media.  You only need to run the last step
    for about 1-2 hours.  If you need further information on these
    processes, Rio Grande has a technical support department to assist
    with questions like this. 

Phillip Scott G.G.
Technical Support & Sales
Rio Grande  

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