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Re: More on scotch brite

In Response To: More on scotch brite ()

: My Seamaster clasp was scratched up the second
: day I owned it when I dropped a tool under a
: workbench, reached under for it and dragged
: the clasp over the concrete floor. Don't do
: this!
: Anyway I tried the Scotch brite
: "trick" today and was not happy as
: the scratches were still there. I used an
: "already in use" piece of the
: stuff. I re-tried with a brand new Scotch
: Brite and the results were far better. I
: would guess that the cutting ability is
: compromised rapidly with use.

i think I'll have to give it a try, my new SMP has got a large scratch running almost the full length of the clasp ( no idea how it got there ! )

Does the packet have to say 'Scotch Brite' scouring pads or something?

By the way, had the watch just about 6 weeks now, and once I took the plunge to shell out on my first ever SMP, its looks great. Its the Bond version.

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