Here is a demonstration: https://youtu.be/jb7fI4dfRk4
But does it work on mineral crystal as claimed? Any experiences? I know regular Polywatch is a respected product.
I just put a scratch in the beautiful but protruding crystal of my Tuna MM...
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I've used it and while it won't work miracles, in some situations it will work. However, nothing beats replacing a crystal, if it is a financially viable option.
I've used it and while it won't work miracles, in some situations it will work. However, nothing beats replacing a crystal, if it is a financially viable option.
I probably will track down a crystal in time, but these aren't massproduced like more common model, so I guess it will be a challenge?
I don't mind a few sctraches, but there will be more due to the form of the crystal.
I also wonder if it will be harder or easier to apply this treatment on a domed crystal 🤔