light scratches on.chronopassion bezel

[surfaceboard]

any idea whether it can be removed?

 

[cwazy1]

I'm also curious as to whether there are any fixs to the AP CP's sand blasted finish..

 

[surfaceboard]

nobody kNow about it?

 

[ALE7575]

It is no easy to repair scratches in Sandblasted Ti, and Sandblasted metals in general, because it is no easy to macth the finish.
You would need to make the sandblasted again.
If you can get it, this is the best and maybe only solution.

Try read this link, maybe you have some clues about that, but I think that it will work for brushed surfaces not for sanblasted ones:
http://www.paneristi.com/archives/polishing
Perhaps you can have results rotating the Ink Eraser (??)
ALE

Maybe that could be a solution with rubber bezel

http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/chronopassion-rubberclad-project-107724

ALE

 

[audace]

It is no easy to repair scratches in Sandblasted Ti, and Sandblasted metals in general, because it is no easy to macth the finish.
You would need to make the sandblasted again.
If you can get it, this is the best and maybe only solution.

Try read this link, maybe you have some clues about that, but I think that it will work for brushed surfaces not for sanblasted ones:
http://www.paneristi.com/archives/polishing
Perhaps you can have results rotating the Ink Eraser (??)
ALE

Maybe that could be a solution with rubber bezel

http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/chronopassion-rubberclad-project-107724

ALE

+1, great answer

 

[surfaceboard]

thanks...but i guess i gt to live w it..it v light scratches anyway...i do not wan to mess up the whole watch. haha

 

[ALE7575]

thanks...but i guess i gt to live w it..it v light scratches anyway...i do not wan to mess up the whole watch. haha

+1

ALE

+1, great answer

Thanks audace
ALE

 

[kittredgerex]

Sandblasted metals in general, because it is no easy to macth the finish.