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Old 29 February 2024, 06:40 AM   #18
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It's quite easy with scotchbrite. Where it gets a little tricky is reaching the polished areas between the links. I cut a small strip of 400 grit sandpaper, slide it between the links, and "shoeshine" the polished areas until they are brushed. it helps to hold the bracelet in a vise for this part of the operation. Make some soft jaws from leather, cork, wood, etc. You can produce a very nice finish with a little effort. I've brushed my GMT bracelets since 2007.
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