Watch Accessories for Sale:
Sanding Rubber with Diamond Dust
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Why I think these
watch accessories are interesting: Always test polishing tools on hidden surfaces. Always check after a first try with a big magnification. And for satin brushed surfaces, ALWAYS FOLLOW THE EXISTING LINES OF THE POLISH! DO NOT USE THIS TOOL FOR HIGH GLOSS SURFACES. |
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Details about these Watch Accessories Price: Is
firm, my margins are very small, no additional discounts sorry. See the
Watch
Polishing Table for the price
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Dimensions (mm):
Width 40
Length 65
Height 9
Weight ca. 35 grams


You can use the corner or tip of the rubber to remove very small and local
hairlines and scratches or you can simply press the whole rubber onto the
bracelet and follow the liner polishing of the satin brushed surface.

I had put a really visible scratch into the clasp of my TRASER. After ca. 2
minutes of careful and LINEAR polishing following the lines of the existing
satin brush, the clasp looked like factory new again! The MAGIC SPONGE REALLY
DOES WONDERS!

I found some superficial rust and oxidation stains on one
link near the butterfly clasp of this ZENITH PORT ROYAL chronograph. At first I
was thinking of liquid rust remover. Then I was thinking that the liquid might
enter the pin holes and start eating my link pins. Liquid rust remover has
always to be rinsed COMPLETELY away within 2 minutes. Otherwise the aggressive
liquid will continue to "consume" metal.
Then I remembered that I had the MAGIC SPONGE handy! Without removing that link,
I folded the bracelet and gently brushed off the stains. It took me less then a
minute and the link shines like it just left the factory. Thus I decided to add
the information about this great additional purpose of the MAGIC SPONGE. A soft
and very efficient rust remover!