Shine Brite burnishing compound is made especially for use in the rotary tumbler with stainless steel shot. It is an odorless, biodegradable concentrate that leaves tumbled pieces bright and clean.
Fill tumbler with distilled bottled water to just cover the components and shot. Add about 2-10 drops of the Shine Brite. Put lid on barrel and start tumbler.
For use in a 3 lb capacity tumbler, the combined weight of the water, your jewelry and the shot needs to be below 3 lbs. If your barrel is not turning, it is likely too heavy and you should remove some shot.
Make sure to check the tumbler every 20 or so minutes and refresh the water and burnishing solution if it is dirty.
A new solution should be used when initially starting to tumble a project.
Solution may be discarded down the drain after use.
*No longer packed with an eyedropper.
Lortone Tumbler
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FINALLY found a burnishing compound that does not leave my water black. Glad I tried it as I have tried tons of others from the big jewelry supply boys and nothing has worked like this. LOVE this and a must for your tumbler.
works much better than dish soap.
Shine Bright where have you been all my life! Works like a charm!
This stuff is awesome!!! Just a little bit goes a long ways
12/29/2017
Heather (Wildflower Native)
I was a little worried how quickly I would use this... no reason to worry it works so well with such small amounts. I love it and I love shiny jewelry ;)
Wasn’t sure if I was using it correctly I asked the community and got the Exacts and it works like a charm. I love it.
It only takes a few drops! It can do several small batches in one day if your water isn’t too dirty. Before or after coloring your blanks. Don’t forget those jump rings to keep the blanks from sticking together or to the bottom. Much easier to clean up afterwards than the dish soap.
I love this stuff and it really works well to shine up my jewelry.
09/01/2018
Haley's Vintage
I love this stuff, it makes everything super shiny!!
10/26/2018
Melissa Gregory
I use this when tumbling the jumprings I make for my chainmaille. The rings turnout smooth, super shiny and burr free. Great stuff!
