Will toothpaste remove this scratch?

[jfmiii]

between the 10 and 11 o'clock marker. or should i order some polywatch?

[nsumner]

Probably will but order some anyway, it's good stuff to have around

[sutats]

Probably with a whole lot of TLC and elbow grease.

[jfmiii]

Originally Posted by nsumner

Probably will but order some anyway, it's good stuff to have around

i receive the watch tomorrow and dont want to be looking at the scratch all weekend haha. i am over the moon about this watch. but some polywatch is prob a good thing to have for my plexis. im just hoping toothpaste will do the trick when i get the watch tomorrow!

[Kingface66]

Maybe it's sacrilege to suggest this, but I've found that Crest (or the original Colgate) works better than Polywatch. It's got a higher viscosity and seems to have more grit.

[jfmiii]

Originally Posted by Kingface66

Maybe it's sacrilege to suggest this, but I've found that Crest (or the original Colgate) works better than Polywatch. It's got a higher viscosity and seems to have more grit.

any tips form a toothpaste expert?

[springer]

Originally Posted by jfmiii

any tips form a toothpaste expert?

Yes it works great on my teeth!!!!!!!!!! Go buy some headlight polish or a finishing polish for automobile paint. I use both but lately I've been using the headlight polish and found it is a good starter. normally, this is all you need. You can also use swirl and scratch remover which seems to work very well also. When done, put up the polish and go brush your teeth.....with the toothpaste!! Good luck and talk to you soon.

[jfmiii]

Originally Posted by springer

Yes it works great on my teeth!!!!!!!!!! Go buy some headlight polish or a finishing polish for automobile paint. I use both but lately I've been using the headlight polish and found it is a good starter. normally, this is all you need. You can also use swirl and scratch remover which seems to work very well also. When done, put up the polish and go brush your teeth.....with the toothpaste!! Good luck and talk to you soon.

thanks John!

[Tools]

Plexi or plastic polish is found all over the place. Meguiars is popular brand..

[RolexJNJ]

Beautiful watch, congrats! Polywatch will definitely do the trick!!

[Kevan]

I use a gold cloth, slightly damp wrapped over a small steel rule and be gentle. The jewellers rouge is just enough...

Careful not to catch the bezel.

Nice nice watch.

[1675-David]

I use chrome polish and it works beautifully, available at any petrol station or hard ware store, one tube will last you a lifetime!

[R.W.T.]

Any good automotive clear coat polish will do the trick.

Use a VIVA paper towel.

[Mick P]

Chaps

If you have a watch worth thousands, why worry about ordering a small tube of Polywatch.

I scratched my plexi earlier in the year and the Polywatch restored it to as new within a minute.

Regards

Mick

[TimeToGo]

Between Polywatch and toothpaste, I would use...

Polydent!

[brandrea]

Beautiful GMT you have there. Poly watch is the definately the way to go

[linesiders]

Maguires PlastX headlight cleaner works well

[harry in montreal]

It's just a flesh wound!

[strafer_kid]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Beautiful GMT you have there. Poly watch is the definately the way to go

Agree - very nice indeed!

[Loevhagen]

y e s

[jfmiii]

thanks for the compliments everyone. the lume is a bit more yellow than in the first pic but i am in love with it. i sold a 16750 i had to a TRF member 2 years ago and immediately regretted it. i have spent about a year trying to find one that was nice enough and reasonably priced (that wasnt easy, prices on these have gone bonkers).

[mineral]

Congrats and nice watch!

[RC2]

Poly watch. Got mine from Amazon. Great watch!