Help polishing inside tight areas

[Dennis]

Well it looks as if Joseph's advice will do the trick for you, but just in case, I have collected up three past threads to look at too:

http://www.cooksongold.com/forum/sho...light=magnetic
http://www.cooksongold.com/forum/sho...light=magnetic
http://www.cooksongold.com/forum/sho...light=magnetic

In the last one, Wallace says that she uses a jam jar on her Bumblebee, so you are not confined to the one they send with it. Dennis.

[luke1990]

The water always goes black for me just replace it,you can clean the pins in coca cola then in water then lay them out to dry on a paper towel ,I never leave the barrel on the machine when its not in use. I use lots of water and only a few pins it sounds like you have to many pins in or to many peices in it or both . I have not use the type of polisher you have but would imagine its similar to what I have

Tried cleaning the pins & doesn't seem to be doing anything. After each cycle there is a real heavy stink of iron & the entire pot is stained black. I think they may be degrading which is causing the staining. I'll buy some others see if they are the culprit.

[luke1990]

Thanks Dennis will go through.

That's good then, I did find that the plastic pot was a bit flimsy & leaked. Will upgrade to a jar.

[mizgeorge]

I don't recommend the pins that come with the bumblebee - they're cheap steel and too large IMO.

These will do a better job: http://www.manchesterminerals.co.uk/...91.html#SID=26

[luke1990]

Great I'll try them out. Good price as well! Thanks