Proven Way to Get Scratches Out of Your Fine Watch

Feb. 16, 2014 - PRLog -- Getting scratches or even moderate to severe damage out of a watch, can seem like something only a jeweler or watchmaker could do. But, this couldn’t be further from the truth. With inexpensive materials and simple instructions, you can remove scratches from your watch, just like a jeweler or watchmaker, without the high cost.

The Kit works by removing microscopic particles of metal, as small as some bacteria. Scratches and scuffs are just surface defects to the once smooth and highly polished metal surface in the case of mirrored surfaces. In the case of a brushed or satin finished metal, the scuffs and scratches are surface defects that simply interrupt the uniform pattern that the manufacturer etched into the metal with an abrasive, similar to those found in 30 or 15 micron abrasives. To restore a mirrored finish, a series of steps are required to systematically remove the high points along the scuff or scratch and produce a flat surface again. Higher numbered abrasives remove larger metal particles and should be used very conservatively.

There is a kit, which includes the necessary materials to remove heavy and minor scratches from your watch. I have been using this kit for years and would not use anything else. Plus, if you’re a watch collector, it’s nice to perform the scratch removal process yourself and keep your watches at home, where they belong.

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