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Re: Restoring brushed finish to Seamaster?

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As another follow up, I ended up buying the medium abraisive pad on the website I quoted. [Since I'm in the Bay Area, I went there in person and picked it up].

The medium pad seems to work well for the Omega Seamaster Professional SS. I CAREFULLY buffed out a small scratch in one of the links, and now it looks factory new. Of course, it's alwasys recommend to goto an authorized jeweler, rather than try this at home-although mine turned out fine, I will not be responsible if you mess up yours.....

: AS a follow up, I did find some abraisive pads
: that are supposed to restore the brushed
: finish at the following site:
: http://www.tztoolshop.com/FB_Catalog_Rouges.html

: However, I'm unclear as to which one would be
: suitable for the Omega Seamaster-fine,
: medium or heavy? Anyone?

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