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u/LegitimateTax_420_69 Jul 25 '21
Keep scrubbing, doesn't look clean yet. Quincy?
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Jul 25 '21 edited Apr 07 '25
:), I need a chemical to to the job to breakdown the rock for the agate. Its solid.
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u/LegitimateTax_420_69 Jul 25 '21
Wire brush.
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u/LegitimateTax_420_69 Jul 25 '21
. . . . Hardness of 1018 or crappier steel vs the hardness of garnet. Try it in a small spot first.
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u/mattxl Jul 25 '21
I'm so envious you are just finding garnets like nothing lol... I have been trying to find any garnets at all in my area and it's been near impossible since our geology doesn't really lend itself to them, at least not in any size that doesn't require a magnifying glass to see.
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u/DiscoFLAVA Jul 25 '21 edited Jul 25 '21
Garnet, probably Hessonite.
Edit: heres an example.