Apparently… I failed 🤡
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Alex Meijer
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Ouch. It looks like it was an abrasive
Ouch. It looks like it was an abrasive
Yes,it’s my first time trying to polish, i have no experience at all, I trusted in that “polishing wheel” 🫠, I will try to Fix it with japanese cotton pads and some more brasso
Yes,it’s my first time trying to polish, i have no experience at all, I trusted in that “polishing wheel” 🫠, I will try to Fix it with japanese cotton pads and some more brasso
I don’t have much experience polishing either. There may be some informational videos on YouTube?
Correct me if I am wrong but Brasso is more of a cleaning agent so it won't be fine enough to actually achieve the kind of polishing you need.
Maybe you should try some fine polishing paste instead.
This is what I use. Make sure that your rotary tool has adjustable speed too. If you don't have the proper rpms that can cause scratches too. Even if you have the right wheel.
Correct me if I am wrong but Brasso is more of a cleaning agent so it won't be fine enough to actually achieve the kind of polishing you need.
Maybe you should try some fine polishing paste instead.
You are right, it is more for cleaning porposes, I was curious this time and messed up 🥴
That's not a fail, that's all part of the first step in ridding your watch of scratches. Clearly you needn't have used something as abrasive as you did but nothing that can't be fixed easily. 👍