3 Refinishing Pads - Satin (Brushed) Watch Scratch Removal !!! - HD

3 Refinishing Pads - Satin (Brushed) GOLD/STEEL/TITANIUM/Watch Scratch Removal !!!

Satin (Brushed)
GOLD / STEEL / TITANIUM
Refinishing Pad
by "MAGIC WATCH TOOLS"

Not recommended to use on white gold, PVD, ceramic, plated metal
or high polish (mirrored) surfaces.

You can remove scratches, scuffs, flaws and restore your brushed watch case, bracelet, clasp or bezel to New Condtion just in a few minutes!
This small pad produces GREAT results.

How to create the perfect finish on your watch by yourself?
Here is the instruction:

1. Make sure that piece to be refinisfed is clean. If not you can start by washing it with a bit of dish-soap and warm water then dry it completely. If your item is not waterproof skip this step or use soft, damp cloth.

2. If the area you are refinishing consist of both: high polish and brushed /satin finished areas please mask the high polish areas with usual masking tape before applyinfg the refinishing pad.

3. Hold the watch in your hand by inserting your fingers through the bracelet and positioning it between your fingers and your thumb (stretching out the bracelet).

4. Take your refinishing pad and buff in gentle downward strokes, moving away from case with light to medium pressure (from one end of the bracelet to the clasp). Do your best to create a linear motion, trying not to turn the pad as you reach each end.

NOTE: As every watch is different, take note as to which way the "grain", is supposed to go on your case and try to replicate that same pattern when buffing.

5. Go slow, stop and check your progress often using your fingers (also in a linear motion) to remove the dust made by the pad and check the surface.

6. Do not use this refinishing pad on white gold because it is coated with rhodium to create the final finish. Using this pad on white gold will remove the rhodium finish and cause slight changes in the color of the metal.

7. When refinishing 18K gold pieces it is recommeneded to use light pressure because this material is much softer than stanless steel.

FINAL RESULT DEPENDS ON MANUAL SKILLS OF THE USER.

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