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XBMX · 18 September 2020, 03:58 AM

Is there a recommended brand of polising cloth for brushed stainless bracelets? I have used "Cape Cod" brand for polished items with great results but read that they will mess up a brushed finish. Any recommendations ???

placek · 18 September 2020, 04:10 AM

Cleaning up of stainless is generally done with varying grades of scotchbrite pads. I have tried it on some of my less valuable pieces and it works great, just need to use a straight edge, go in the grain of the stainless, and go lightly.

Again, this was on watches in the $2 to 4 K range, not sure I would be doing it myself on a more valuable piece.

gileto · 18 September 2020, 04:10 AM

Well, polish is the opposite of brush so...

Alfredo. · 18 September 2020, 04:31 AM

Hi! Go check out this thread I made recently sharing my results with Scotch-Brite & Cape Cod. https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=761717

18 September 2020, 03:58 AM	#1
XBMX "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Real Name: Rick Location: NYC Watch: Daytona-114060 Sub Posts: 159	Polishing Cloths ??? Is there a recommended brand of polising cloth for brushed stainless bracelets? I have used "Cape Cod" brand for polished items with great results but read that they will mess up a brushed finish. Any recommendations ???

18 September 2020, 04:31 AM	#4
Alfredo. "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Margaritaville Posts: 3,639	Hi! Go check out this thread I made recently sharing my results with Scotch-Brite & Cape Cod. https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=761717 __________________ After reading all posts, I agree with Adam!

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18 September 2020, 04:10 AM	#2
placek Banned Join Date: Apr 2020 Real Name: Paul Location: Las Vegas Watch: Red Sea Dweller 43 Posts: 102	Cleaning up of stainless is generally done with varying grades of scotchbrite pads. I have tried it on some of my less valuable pieces and it works great, just need to use a straight edge, go in the grain of the stainless, and go lightly. Again, this was on watches in the $2 to 4 K range, not sure I would be doing it myself on a more valuable piece.

18 September 2020, 04:10 AM	#3
gileto "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: France Posts: 117	Well, polish is the opposite of brush so...

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