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![]() Sam Hayes Merritt, III wrote: basskisser wrote: I'd bet it's true. Walnut shells are a great cleaning medium and are used a lot. Some show had a thing about them being used for sandblasting. Something about how they can get them the coarseness they want and they aren't near as destructive as actual sand when blasting. sam One of the finest hand cleaners I've found is Snap-on "Nitro Gold" it uses finly ground walnut hulls for a grit media, instead of Pumice, or sand. it doesn't clog up your drainds either..... |
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