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dmarcus48
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This has probably already been posted, but I've never seen it.  I picked up this "scratch removal brush" from Amazon. It works GREAT for removing the "swirls" that you get on the clasp of you watch.  You just brush in the direction of the "grain" and they disappear, or at the very least are much harder to see.  It was about $12, I'm sure you can get it on other sites as well.

bigrustypig
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Thanks for the tip.ThumbsUp02.gif

Skipdawg
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Yea they come in handy. I think I've had mine for about 3 years or more now.

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Agree...a must have for any WIS in need of removing swirlies and fine scratches...works like a charm!thumbsup.gif

watchdaddy1
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+1 Very handy tool for sure . ThumbsUp02.gif

I have 1 for my Pam, takes em right out

 

afc14284
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Really interesting.. do you think it would work on brushed cases that got scratched up whilst strap changes??

Already on my wish listThumbsUp02.gif

dmarcus48
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depends on how bad the scratches are but yes I do.

Redd
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Make sure you get some gloves and eye protection.  The shards from those are evil little buggers.

Last edited on Sat Oct 8th, 2011 05:45 pm by Redd

dmarcus48
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Yes they are! Good point, like dealing with wire.


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