Finally! A good polish on soft rocks!

I obtained some dry polish material for tumbling soft rocks and met some great results. Here's how they turned out.

[@upnorthadventureswithccc]

Oh yes I am so happy to see they came out better. I can really see the difference in the Kona. Amazing !! Very nice 👍😊

[@kengensjewelry]

I didn't expect much change in the Kona, so I was very pleased they picked up a shine.

[@TredecimRocks]

You saying "that little bit of grit's not gonna hurt my plumbing" was anxiety-inducing 🤣 They look great though! Nice work

[@kengensjewelry]

Anxiety inducing for sure if I keep saying it and doing it. 😉

[@sweettreasuresbycindy8996]

Beautiful video Ken! Nice to see how they turned out and mediums used

[@kengensjewelry]

Thank you!

[@danielkarczewski2467]

Thank you I will try that process

[@kengensjewelry]

It's amazingly cheap and easy for the results.

[@ROCKINWHEELERS]

NICE

[@kengensjewelry]

Thanks!

[@wilbondcajunrockhound5758]

Those came out nice , really good job with the corn cob , i tried it a few years back with mixed results , the first batch i ran i didnt put the polish in it , those did not work at all 🤣thanks

[@kengensjewelry]

Thanks! I really feel like I got lucky for a first try.

[@danielkarczewski2467]

So on the kona you only used the corn cob media?

[@kengensjewelry]

Yes, and two table spoons of aluminum oxide per pound of ground corn cob.