Tin Oxide! The Old Timers Secret 💎✨ Leaves a excellent polish on most stones! 

Thanks for the reminder to dig out the old tin oxide! Thanks to you, I am finally getting a fantastic liquid shine on my labradorite cabs! Yahoo! ❤

I like those old timer secrets!

This is superb thanks

Ombre Purple Fluorite was kind of Electric ⚡💡 I dig that peice a lot. Very cool!! The little beige agate with vortexes Was Super Impressive.

Thank you for the video on this subject. I always learn so much from your videos. I'm one of those people who always uses cerium over tin. One thing I see online is that most Tin Oxide is around the size of .7 - .8 microns and the white optical grade Cerium Oxide seems to be int he ranges of .8 - 1.5 microns. In theory, the tin should be better then?

Hi Dave, your work is awesome. Would you be able to tell me where to find used lapidary machines?

Hey Dave at the 1:58 marker ... is that Holley Blue agate from Oregon?

Awesome, could I get a copy of chart for polishes and pads for different stones? Great help right now, thank you. Kind of backing down from faceting, doing more cab work right now. Love your videos Dave

Hey Dave, also switching back to wheels for grinding from flat laps for faceting, I'm not familiar with you splash up blocks for water lubrication, what are they? Thanks loads, Dave

I grew up polishing with Tin Oxide Eventually moved to Cerium oxide. But I think it all Depends on the gem that you are polishing.

I would like to buy that

I would love to buy the boulder opal. How do I go about doing that? 👏🏼

Can't find Tin Oxide on DP website. Would it be under another name?

How can i get this pad? i couldn’t find

Cerium oxide is not always ideal. Gotta get some tin oxide!

I took the jump Dave made one long video but it’s complete crap. I have the shakes today and didn’t hold the specimens up for long enough.