Any clues on how to remove some mild scratches from a regular millemetri SS? I considered cape cod put that seams to make it more shiny so not an option. Any other suggestions? Watch is not bad enough to be refinished but as the case is the highlight of the watch here just wondering if there is an easy way to make it just a little smoother.
Can you post pictures to have a better idea?
Nelson
Here is the thing... not only you dont want to use a cape cod but you shouldnt... the watch finish is fine satin so it is you alone wont be able to do much in order to get the hairlines out by yourself, so my best suggestions is to not attempt to do anything... Wear your watch and enjoy it until you get it to the point that the scratches really bother you. Then just have the entire watch refinished and you will be good to go. My point is not to get too fanatic about that type of issues...
Good point. I just tend to take good care of my stuff and have it looking tiptop, being my car, espresso machine or watch - I have special stuff for everything to make it clean and look the best. If there is no safe and easy way to do it I will just wear it, but if there is then I will try.
send it to me this way you won't have to look at those scratches........
Originally Posted by ericfeuer
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