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This 4-step, 3-pound rock tumbler grit and polish refill kit features premium silicon carbide grit in four progressive stages (60/90, 180/220, 500, and 1200 grit polish) designed for all rock tumblers. It delivers durable, high-quality polishing media that ensures smooth, brilliant finishes on stones, backed by user-friendly instructions and reliable customer support.








| Material | Silicon Carbide |
| Grit Material | Silicon Carbide |
| Brand | LARICEO |
| Grit Type | Medium |
| Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Grit Number | 60 |
| UPC | 795276086246 |
| Number of Items | 4 |
| Manufacturer | LARICEO |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item Weight | 1 kg 360 g |
| Package Dimensions | 13.69 x 13.59 x 13.21 cm; 1.36 kg |
| Item part number | rock -3 |
| Are batteries included? | No |
H**R
Good starter rock tumbler grit. Easy to use and simple instructions. For the price I'm happy with the product. This was my first batch of polished rocks from my rock tumbler the grit worked very well. Recommended
A**A
The best media I have found for rock tumbling.
M**L
Good for a beginner or a person that does a few items.
M**L
Have been using for a few polishing cycles, and so far have been impressed with the results. Biggest con is the measuring spoon doesn't fit the lid, which is a huge oversight. Rocks get nearly perfect after following the recommended length and time, we can't wait for more cycles!
B**B
This looks like a very nice and sturdy unit. They give you several belts for the future. There’s enough grit for one batch. There are four stages that take about one week apiece so it’s nearly a one month long project for a handful of rocks. One issue was where to put the thing. It makes a lot of noise. Plus it walks off the surface or walks around so if you put it on the countertop, eventually it’s going over the edge. I am in stage two and was very impressed with the results of stage one; they give you some pretty square gem cuttings if you want to do those. I chose to do common gravel that I find in my road. I do believe they’re going to be beautiful in the end.
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