Workshops
Removing Micro Scratches
Cape Cod polishing cloths bring polished surfaces back to a high shine fast.
Polished surfaces are big in watches right now (on Panerai or the current Rolex models, for example). Everyone knows those annoying little micro scratches that come from simply wearing a watch and can't be avoided. Until now, the only way to get rid of them was a polish at an authorized dealer or during a service. That polish costs a lot and eats into the watch, since losing material is unavoidable.
With Cape Cod polishing cloths you can quickly bring polished surfaces back to a high shine. It's very easy, and here's a quick demo.
Cape Cod polishing cloths
The piece with light wear marks. It looks worse here than it really was.
Tape off the satin-finished surfaces
First, tape off the satin-finished surfaces.
Polishing
Polish with the pink cloth. The Cape Cod tin comes with gloves. One direction, two directions or circles, it doesn't matter which way you move.
Here's the result.
Buffing afterward
Then buff with the white cloth from the tin or any other soft cloth.
Some black "dirt" here too.
Result
The result looks pretty good, doesn't it?
Here's another picture after polishing.
I put this workshop together with Jörg, a friend from the R-L-X forum, and I'd like to thank him again for his help.