Polisher for Rolex

[clean]

Hi there, does anyone know where to get those DIY polisher to take care of light scratches? thks!!

[siambee]

try cape cod, this product cover up most of my light scratches nicely.

http://www.sg-roc.com/showthread.php?t=988

[clean]

thanks. I will try

[feudallordcult]

hi clean, no matter what u do, try not to DIY. the end results may differ greatly from what u anticipated. just my thots.

[minusplus]

hi clean, no matter what u do, try not to DIY. the end results may differ greatly from what u anticipated. just my thots.

I agree. Better to let someone who has the experience to do it

[whitetea]

I agree. Better to let someone who has the experience to do it

Just send in my Datejust to JW for servicing, was ask if I want to polish. They charge $60 for polishing.

[scf118c]

Just send in my Datejust to JW for servicing, was ask if I want to polish. They charge $60 for polishing.

RSC?

[daveevan]

RSC?

about $100

[Darkangel]

IMO send for it once in awhile if it gets really bad shape. Otherwise just do simple polishing by yourself using agents like autosol and stuff,that would do.

[feudallordcult]

IMO send for it once in awhile if it gets really bad shape. Otherwise just do simple polishing by yourself using agents like autosol and stuff,that would do.

darkie, thot u in genting? or u already in paradise soaking in all the gltiz & glamour?

[scf118c]

about $100

thks

[Darkangel]

darkie, thot u in genting? or u already in paradise soaking in all the gltiz & glamour?

Yeah I was...was at the internet cafe getting ripped off...hahaha...

[chershen]

i agree with DA. at first, one is tempted to get rid of the fine scratches but after clearing them, new one comes. it is really ok for a rollie to have fine scratches. it seasons the look. also, think about it, you are not removing the scratch actually, but polishing off the rest of the metal next to the scratch so that it looks even. food for thought.

[feudallordcult]

i agree with DA. at first, one is tempted to get rid of the fine scratches but after clearing them, new one comes. it is really ok for a rollie to have fine scratches. it seasons the look. also, think about it, you are not removing the scratch actually, but polishing off the rest of the metal next to the scratch so that it looks even. food for thought.

well said, chersen. a polish once every hlaf a decade should be alright but not on a regular basis.