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Old 10-12-09, 10:55   #1 (permalink)
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Polishing light scratches on a watch

Hey guys, a little weird here but I figure I'll ask the experts

I own this Seiko Ltd Ed. Final Fantasy watch, the case is made out of stainless steel and polymer but has light scratching on it which I'd like to get rid of, here's a new example mine is a little scuffed up:



What would you guys recommend I do to take out a few of the scratches, it's all just superficial scratches and nothing can be "felt" by my fingers.
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Re: Polishing light scratches on a watch

I have had good luck with Megs Plastix on all my watch lenses...
 
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