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[Colorado Coffinmaker]

True enough.  I like mine to be a nice shiny car.  BUT!!  It only takes Seven Minutes, Forty Seconds inna car wash.  Shiny brass takes HOW LONG???

[Buckshot Bear]

13 minutes ago, Colorado Coffinmaker said:

True enough.  I like mine to be a nice shiny car.  BUT!!  It only takes Seven Minutes, Forty Seconds inna car wash.  Shiny brass takes HOW LONG???

 

Not long really, its not like your sitting there whilst the machine is doing its thing.

 

Main two reasons for me going to wet tumbling is that my nose and throat used to burn separating brass from walnut/corn cob, lot of nasties accumulating in there.
Wet tumbling alleviated that problem with the benefit of brilliantly shining up the insides that allows me to easily visibly check for powder (habit I have always done even with Dillon powder alarm).

[Colorado Coffinmaker]

Ah, actually, in our Car Wash, you are Sitting There whilst the machinery does it's thing 

[Painted Mohawk SASS 77785]

Don't much care about shiney brass me self...just clean & functions is all I care for. I use a couple of lyman 1200 tumblers with pearl barley, set 'em outside till I remember to swich off & that's usually good enough for me..actually my 44-40 brass I use for BP are a nice shiney black..sometimes I may add a bit of turps to the barley. I use a Dillon seperator.