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| steve |
Free Rolex Polishing Cloths!missing yours or didn't get one1?, rang Bexley our London RSC enquiring if it was ok to use a red rouge polishing cloth on my watch? and was this what they used as the final buff," No Sir please don't use anything I'll send you what we use!" anyway small packet arrives in the post enclosed was a couple of the soft clothes and a wad of what initially seemed like toilet tissues , actually quite good!!, not actual polishing cloths though! just smudge wipes. I used the" shino red rouge polishing cloth" anyway not harsh and gave a real brilliance/lustre which i couldn't achieve with "Cape Cod" give it a try if your so inclined:thumbup: http://www.watchbandrenew.com/ steve |
| Tardis |
I previously used the pads from watchbandrenew Steve and they are suitable for a satin finish surface like the Oyster SS bracelets.
Polishing Oyster bracelets and clasps in satin finish and require a step by step task dependng on how badly the links are scored. The kit starts with a coarse pad and you work up to a finer pad through the numbers. The mirror finish on the sides of the watch case is a bigger job and requires at least an hours work on each side. A jeweller's buffing wheel with the correct cloth will do the case sides job in a minute or two. I know someone who polished out the satin case edges of an Omega PO using this kit. It took him a few days, but the end result was worth it. |