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ctguthrie92 · 2 January 2010, 04:16 AM

Hello everyone. First off, I hope everyone had a wonderful new year!

I recently bought a DJ which was scratched up by the previous owner. I know scratches give the watch character and I have tried that approach but its not really working for me. I would like to know the best / cheapest way to effectively remove the hairline scratches from the casing and band (and some of the heavier ones). A local pawn shop (The Castle) polished my old Oyster Precision for $150 and they want $250 for my DJ now. Is there any way I can do it myself? Thanks

2 January 2010, 04:16 AM	#1
ctguthrie92 "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Real Name: Cole Location: Kentucky Watch: DJ Posts: 75	Scratch Removal Advice?!? Hello everyone. First off, I hope everyone had a wonderful new year! I recently bought a DJ which was scratched up by the previous owner. I know scratches give the watch character and I have tried that approach but its not really working for me. I would like to know the best / cheapest way to effectively remove the hairline scratches from the casing and band (and some of the heavier ones). A local pawn shop (The Castle) polished my old Oyster Precision for $150 and they want $250 for my DJ now. Is there any way I can do it myself? Thanks Attached Images

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