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CuckooClock · 8 September 2016, 08:24 AM

I have found that Garryson (GarryFlex) blocks are easier to use and provide a more uniform abrasion for a consistent finish. These have been mentioned in other posts. I recommend the 240 grit (brown) for a fine finish. The medium 120 grit (grey) can be used for eliminating more serious scuffs and then finish with the 240. Use a bit of water to smooth the action. RSC do a better job of course, but for interim clean up these blocks work. Make sure you rinse VERY thoroughly after the work to make sure you leave no grit in the bracelet or you'll just accelerate wear. Hope this helps.

8 September 2016, 08:24 AM	#100
CuckooClock "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Real Name: Ian Location: UK Watch: Listen: Proceed Posts: 24	I have found that Garryson (GarryFlex) blocks are easier to use and provide a more uniform abrasion for a consistent finish. These have been mentioned in other posts. I recommend the 240 grit (brown) for a fine finish. The medium 120 grit (grey) can be used for eliminating more serious scuffs and then finish with the 240. Use a bit of water to smooth the action. RSC do a better job of course, but for interim clean up these blocks work. Make sure you rinse VERY thoroughly after the work to make sure you leave no grit in the bracelet or you'll just accelerate wear. Hope this helps.