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1 June 2011, 10:12 AM | #1 |
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Which is the best product and what is the best way to clean my rolex?
I need some advice. I want to know what is the best way and the best product to clean my watch.
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1 June 2011, 10:13 AM | #2 |
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Mild soap, warm water and a soft toothbrush!!!
Nothing more...
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windex & your fingers... 6 Rolex watches from steel to platinum... works on em all
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veraet watch spray works great!
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Exactly
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Thanks, for the advice.
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I've used Beefeater gin when I have nothing to do at work, kinda swirl it around, use my fingers to get into all the little crevices and then use soda water to let it soak in for a while. Then clean it with a soft cloth, looks sparkly clean after that
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A quick lick of the crystal, wipe with t-shirt.......good to go.
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Do not waste your hard earned cash on any specialty products. Warm water and a soft, unused toothbrush - toothpaste is extremely abrasive, every week and windex once a month, again with the toothbrush.
Nothing works better.
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Is it good to use non-soap, acid balance 'soap' like SebaMed?
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X2 and thats what Rolex themselves recommend they don't need any other sort of pampering like special cloths liquids etc.
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NEVER USE ALCOHOL ON A WATCH...once you do it never tells time right again..
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Chach...you dont use Axe?
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i use washing up liquid.
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Gotta say...I was impressed with this stuff. I hardly ever clean mine...quick wipe with a cloth maybe...but when I do use the spray it really does make the watch shine. I can't be bothered doing any more...quick spray...leave...rinse...outstanding
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I take mine into the shower and use some clarifying shampoo on it.
No residue and stays nice and managable all day!
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Love it, lick it, leave it. Job done.
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Veraet is definitly the best...they have a great selection of super microfibre cloths for polishing and leaning..You can find them easily on the net and their service is great!
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Hypo allergenic soap, Kangen water and pat dry with cashmere towel.
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Toothpaste is great for polishing acrylic.
I understand shaving foam is pretty good for cleaning. Mine goes under the shower everyday and gets a soap treatment.
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Veraet is good stuff. Works and shines and smells good. Read where soap leaves a residue. Thought I would try it..
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