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finance21 · 6 August 2007, 09:09 AM

I just purchased a Tudor 7016/0 with a nice Tropic 19 and of course the acrylic had a few scratches and scuffs on it. I have no Polywatch right now and thought I would try the old toothpaste trick. WOW, the toothpaste worked much better than I had expected. I just dampened a cotton cloth and applied light toothpaste in a circular motion and viola! I am amazed how the scratch free acrylic adds such a fresh look to the watch.

Has anyone any experience with Polywatch? Do I ever need to use Polywatch if the toothpaste worked so well?

6 August 2007, 09:09 AM	#1
finance21 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: U.S.A Posts: 363	Toothpaste and Tropic 19 I just purchased a Tudor 7016/0 with a nice Tropic 19 and of course the acrylic had a few scratches and scuffs on it. I have no Polywatch right now and thought I would try the old toothpaste trick. WOW, the toothpaste worked much better than I had expected. I just dampened a cotton cloth and applied light toothpaste in a circular motion and viola! I am amazed how the scratch free acrylic adds such a fresh look to the watch. Has anyone any experience with Polywatch? Do I ever need to use Polywatch if the toothpaste worked so well?

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