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Old 30 September 2009, 03:30 AM   #1
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About six months ago I found this site while researching my purchase of a new Sub ND. With the help on people here I bought the watch I always wanted soon after joining here. Well recently I got a hairline scratch on the polished side of the watch. I was really peaved as this was the first blemish on the virgin watch. Further searching here said to try Cape Cod polishing clothes and even suggested purchasing them at Ace Hardware. Well thats exactly what I did and I just finished the procedure(about 10 min) and it looks like brand spanking new! I didnt think it would have worked that well. This site Rocks!
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