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Go to the ladies cosmetics counter of any drugstore. Ask for a nail buffing block. What this is, is about the size of a 1/4 pound of butter. It is spongy, and has four varying degrees of grit. One on each side. It is virtually the exact same thing as a "Satin Finishing Bar" which retail for about $10.00 on TZ. The ladies buffing block is .98 cents. You decide which one you want. Start buffing the clasp in "ONE" direction, starting with the smoothest side of the block. If it doesn't looked brushed enough for you, try the next grit and so on, and attempt to restore the 'brushed' look. In essence, you're reversing the procedure for removing fine scratches. You're adding them. I have no other suggestions except for a new clasp and we're talking major doneros!
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