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3 January 2010, 09:09 AM | #31 |
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Real Name: David Walz
Location: San Diego CA USA
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I used the tutorals and it worked for me, I took the watch apart then using tape I was able to remove the scratches on the areas I wanted cleaned up, the only thing I had to do is have the bezel pressed back on the watch. The watch looks really good.
One tutoral is about removing the name of someone carved in the back case cover, OMG you need to be careful when attempting that job. |
3 January 2010, 09:16 AM | #32 |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Real Name: Chris
Location: North Carolina
Watch: 72' Rolex Air King
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Cape Cod will make it look a little better perhaps but I don't think it will give you the results you are wanting. Mine looked like yours at one time, and cape cods make it look a little better, but when I sent if off for service it came back looking new. I would recommend a good professional polish.
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