
TXP Polish - STEP 4
We use Aluminum Oxide for all of our rotary and vibratory polishing. It produces a great polish and is a lot less expensive than tin or cerium oxide. |
TXP Aluminum Oxide Rock Polish
This is our favorite polish!
TXP rock tumbler polish is used for STEP 4 of the tumbling process. This aluminum oxide polish puts a bright finish on agate, jasper, petrified wood and other commonly tumbled material. We use four tablespoons for every three pounds of barrel capacity in a rotary tumbler.
Twelve ounce units are shipped in a resealable plastic tub. The 2.5 pound units are packaged in a durable zip-lock bag and shipped in a corrugated box.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Four Step Grit Kit
Save $44.80 !
Buying a large grit kit will save you $44.80 over the cost of buying five standard grit kits. Your shipping costs will also be lower. This is the best deal on our website! |
Four-Step Rock Tumbler Grit Kit
Here are all of the grits and polish that you need to process rocks in a rotary tumbler. Includes coarse (60/90), medium (150/220) and fine (500F) silicon carbide grit and TXP aluminum oxide rock polish.
Standard Grit Kits have 1 pound of coarse, medium and fine grit plus 8 ounces of TXP polish. Packaged in resealable tubs. This is enough supplies to tumble up to four three-pound barrels of rocks.
Large Grit Kits contain 5 pounds of coarse, medium and fine grit plus 2.5 pounds of TXP polish. Packaged in ziplock bags within corrugated boxes.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Four-Step Rock Tumbler Grit Kit
Here are all of the grits and polish that you need to process one barrel of rocks in a small rotary tumbler. Just cut the bag open and dump it in the barrel. The perfect amount of grit for barrels of the Lortone 3A and 33B tumblers and the Tumler's A-R1 and A-R2 tumblers.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Cerium Oxide Polish STEP 4 |
Cerium Oxide Rock Polish
Cerium Oxide rock tumbler polish is used for STEP 4 of the tumbling process. This is optical grade cerium oxide that produces a great polish. Works great on agate, jasper, quartz and petrified wood. Favored for obsidian, goldstone, and feldspar minerals such as moonstone, labradorite, sunstone and amazonite.
One pound shipped in a resealable plastic tub.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Tin Oxide Polish STEP 4 |
Tin Oxide Rock Polish
Tin Oxide rock tumbler polish is used for STEP 4 of the rock tumbling process. It was a favorite polishes used in the early days of rock tumbling. Lots of people still use it today. It
does a great job on all varieties of quartz, jasper and agate. It works exceptionally well on volcanic glass such as obsidian and on man-made glasses.
Many people also use tin oxide when polishing soft materials such as calcite, rhodochrosite and malachite.
One pound shipped in a resealable plastic tub.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Titanium Oxide Polish - STEP 4 |
Titanium Oxide Rock Polish
Titanium Oxide rock tumbler polish is used for STEP 4 of the tumbling process. It works well on a variety of materials and isn't prohibitively expensive.
One pound shipped in a resealable ziplock bag.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Red Rouge Polish STEP 4 |
Rock Tumbler Red Rouge Polish
Red Rouge is a favorite polish used by people who are polishing brass cartridge casings. A small amount of red rouge is added to corn cob or crushed walnut shell tumbling media.
One pound shipped in a resealable plastic tub.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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Tripoli Polish STEP 4 |
Tripoli Polish (Rottenstone)
Tripoli is used in rock tumbling when a low-quality polish is acceptable. It is also used as a prepolish after grinding in medium grit silicon carbide. Tripoli is inexpensive. It is a residual material produced by weathering of certain siliceous limestones. It consists of diatoms, radiolarians and other siliceous materials.
One pound shipped in a resealable plastic tub.
Caution: Do not dispose of used grit, polish or rock slurry down a drain. |
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