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SubKing · 21 February 2009, 06:55 AM

umm scotchbrite is now what rolex uses... by using this it will not be the same texture as factory and it will infact dull the steel down a bit.. even on my polish wheel when i use my brush wheel, it does not match up like rolex... if you want it to match by using a scotchbrite pad you would have to go over the whole bracelet.. some may not notice a difference but there is.

21 February 2009, 06:55 AM	#22
SubKing "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: USA Watch: where do i start?? Posts: 3,254	umm scotchbrite is now what rolex uses... by using this it will not be the same texture as factory and it will infact dull the steel down a bit.. even on my polish wheel when i use my brush wheel, it does not match up like rolex... if you want it to match by using a scotchbrite pad you would have to go over the whole bracelet.. some may not notice a difference but there is.

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