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CrPO with outer AR removed
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jcagara08
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Removing it made the watch blurry! [emoji1]. But really, I can't see a difference.
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It's a white fluorescent light, camera couldn't focus on both. Look at the gen-rep comparisons and there's a huge difference.
The v5 xtal is bad , i have a v6fac crpo on the way , i think ill do same as you.
You used only cape cod right?
You used only cape cod right?
Why remove unless it was scratched? The UPO and V5 xtal are really bad, but CRPO I thought was better. My noob CRPO xtal is xcellent.
Oh, ok I see a difference now. The AR appears to 'work,' but it isn't gen-looking. Right?
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It was purple and it was scratched. I would've taken it off the V5 already but I kinda like the goofy color and it has yet to scratch in almost 3 years.
No no no. You've got to do what that other member did and use car wax and a buffer!
(DONT)
i removed mine on LMPO as it has a scratch. Using diamond paste (Cape Cod no use on sapphire) . . . instruction I used at link below. (Hope this help anyone who want to remove scratches from Sapphire. )
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/pho...hire-crystal-using-diamond-paste-1018724.html
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/pho...hire-crystal-using-diamond-paste-1018724.html
We are talking about removing AR , not polishing the crystal off of scratches.
In that case , cape cod will work?
In that case , cape cod will work?
I used a surgical scalpel to remove the AR, worked fine but not sure if this can be universally recommended
Not a slight at you buddy, that was seriously bad advice that was given. I'm an Omega-aholic as well, and if I would have been able to warn you I would have. As always, I get to the good threads too late.
Haha, no problem. It was a dumb move. When I was told about removing the scratches in the AR, a link was sent to me. In that link a fella said he used a buffer and a touch of auto wax and it "worked like a charm" to an extent. I took the smallest dab of Meguire's and poof! Things got ugly haha. I learned my lesson!