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lavaman · 19 December 2009, 07:07 AM

Thanks for all the suggestions:

Finally found the ACE harware, and as promised, they stocked Cape Cod.

Sorry, no pics

(1) On my Tag, which I have had since new, it did an amazing job. The bracelet now looks like it is chrome! Very nicely done

(2) On my Omega, which I bought CPO:

Well, the bracelet looks better, and DEFINITELY the scratches, esp the bad one on the 3'0'clock posit on the bezel are alot less noticible.

But they are still there.

Next step? The polish someone recommended earlier.

So, my eval: Cape Cod is GREAT if you dont have much to correct. It does an amazing job in a fwe mins brining incredible luster out. BUT, if you have actual scratches, I would say that the Cape Cod (on s/s) will make them less noticible by removing the dirt in them and restoring the surrounding metal.

But, need something else to see if we cant go one better.

19 December 2009, 07:07 AM	#26
lavaman Banned Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: The Airport Watch: what happens next Posts: 1,942	Thanks for all the suggestions: Finally found the ACE harware, and as promised, they stocked Cape Cod. Sorry, no pics (1) On my Tag, which I have had since new, it did an amazing job. The bracelet now looks like it is chrome! Very nicely done (2) On my Omega, which I bought CPO: Well, the bracelet looks better, and DEFINITELY the scratches, esp the bad one on the 3'0'clock posit on the bezel are alot less noticible. But they are still there. Next step? The polish someone recommended earlier. So, my eval: Cape Cod is GREAT if you dont have much to correct. It does an amazing job in a fwe mins brining incredible luster out. BUT, if you have actual scratches, I would say that the Cape Cod (on s/s) will make them less noticible by removing the dirt in them and restoring the surrounding metal. But, need something else to see if we cant go one better.