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OMG, that's had one hard life !
I've never heard of the brand until you've brought it up Henry
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I think one day I'll do a thread dedicated to them and what tiny bit is known about them.
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Sandpaper's for timber, emery cloth/paper is for metals
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I'm sure I could, but it would still require all the work to get it smooth and... it cost nothing, so I don't know if I'd bother.
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Originally Posted by
Henry Krinkle
I'm sure I could, but it would still require all the work to get it smooth and... it cost nothing, so I don't know if I'd bother.
I misread the original post I was thinking it was a chrome coated base metal case.
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93EXCivic
I misread the original post I was thinking it was a chrome coated base metal case.
I do have at least one chrome plated base metal LR. They are easier to work on than the chrome steel.
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Sep 20, 2015, 04:16 PM
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I've just found this thread and, while I'm sure you could bring the case back to a decent condition, I was wondering what you will do about the badly damaged crystal?
My biggest fear when buying a used watch is that the crystal will have some deep scratch that I was unable to see from sellers pics.
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Sep 22, 2015, 04:31 PM
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scottjc
I've just found this thread and, while I'm sure you could bring the case back to a decent condition, I was wondering what you will do about the badly damaged crystal?
My biggest fear when buying a used watch is that the crystal will have some deep scratch that I was unable to see from sellers pics.
The chrome cases are nearly impossible to sand. I am having better luck with the crystal than the case.