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Not sure if any1 had come across these b4 but just to share. IMHO, its a better option than capecod as it does not harm ur treasure time piece. Its a product from Germany but I've still yet to come across 1 there... Instead, got it from Japan.
I've been using it for almost a year now on all my Pannys and the result is just awesome. it not only clear those swirl marks but also light scratch marks. I've tried capecod but thought it might be to harsh on the watch(after some reading online and feedback) and also you can't really keep them for long after opening n use them. As for the Amor polish, all u need is the compound and 2 polishing cloth. apply small amt of compound using a toothpick onto the area u need to work on, the using 1 cloth, polish it along the grain for abt 1-2mins/desire finish, then jus use another clean cloth to clear up the residue and walla, ur watch looks as new as before. 1 thing for sure, its not as messy as capecod if u hv use them b4
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Hope these will help u guys
Not sure if any1 had come across these b4 but just to share. IMHO, its a better option than capecod as it does not harm ur treasure time piece. Its a product from Germany but I've still yet to come across 1 there... Instead, got it from Japan.
I've been using it for almost a year now on all my Pannys and the result is just awesome. it not only clear those swirl marks but also light scratch marks. I've tried capecod but thought it might be to harsh on the watch(after some reading online and feedback) and also you can't really keep them for long after opening n use them. As for the Amor polish, all u need is the compound and 2 polishing cloth. apply small amt of compound using a toothpick onto the area u need to work on, the using 1 cloth, polish it along the grain for abt 1-2mins/desire finish, then jus use another clean cloth to clear up the residue and walla, ur watch looks as new as before. 1 thing for sure, its not as messy as capecod if u hv use them b4
.Hope these will help u guys
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