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Brass Blank, Rectangle with Rectangle Window (10 set pack)

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These blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. Raw brass is unplated brass that has been stamped out from a sheet on a punch press. Grease can remain on the items from the press during the stamping process. Raw brass charms sometimes have a thin coat of oil, so be sure to wash them before gluing. Warm water and mild detergent (dry after washing, to avoid water spots) or alcohol and a cotton ball will do the trick. Raw brass is not quite as shiny as most plated finishes. To make your raw brass items shinier, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
These blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. Raw brass is unplated brass that has been stamped out from a sheet on a punch press. Grease can remain on the items from the press during the stamping process. Raw brass charms sometimes have a thin coat of oil, so be sure to wash them before gluing. Warm water and mild detergent (dry after washing, to avoid water spots) or alcohol and a cotton ball will do the trick. Raw brass is not quite as shiny as most plated finishes. To make your raw brass items shinier, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
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44-721-09
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These blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. Raw brass is unplated brass that has been stamped out from a sheet on a punch press. Grease can remain on the items from the press during the stamping process. Raw brass charms sometimes have a thin coat of oil, so be sure to wash them before gluing. Warm water and mild detergent (dry after washing, to avoid water spots) or alcohol and a cotton ball will do the trick. Raw brass is not quite as shiny as most plated finishes. To make your raw brass items shinier, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
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These blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.


  • Raw brass is unplated brass that has been stamped out from a sheet on a punch press. Grease can remain on the items from the press during the stamping process.
  • Raw brass charms sometimes have a thin coat of oil, so be sure to wash them before gluing. Warm water and mild detergent (dry after washing, to avoid water spots) or alcohol and a cotton ball will do the trick.
  • Raw brass is not quite as shiny as most plated finishes. To make your raw brass items shinier, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.

See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Sold by:
10-set pack
Color:
Raw
Size:
Approx. 33x20mm, 26-gauge
Additional Info:
Stamped, 20 per pack
Thickness:
26 ga (0.41mm)
Country of Origin:
China

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