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Re: bracelet restoration

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: Can anyone advise me regarding
: "polishing" my Seamaster bracelet
: The brushed finish is scratched how would i
: remove scratches and retain Brushed finish

If the scratches are not deep you can just re-brush the bracelet using fine sandpaper, a scoth-brite pad, or one of the satin bars sold by watch material suppliers. The satin bars are rubber-like material impregnated with abrasives and work very well. There are also abrasive wheels but I think the bars are best for casual users. Of the different methods I think the satin bars yield the best results.

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