oiling a metal bracelet

[sconehead]

I've read that Rain-X works a treat. It lubricates and contains 'fillers' that will hide scratches in bracelets, also you can use it on the crystal for scratches as well...

 

[KBH]

I prefer the "Rolex Rattle" myself. Just like the gen. Especially on the hollow mid link bands.

Clean it with bathroom cleaner, Scrubbing Bubbles is my favorite, and then dry it off. Nice shiny and dry.

 

[kimmysguy]

wow this site always amazes me with all the knowledge it contains, I was going to start a thread about this very subject

kimmysguy

 

[Txr]

ok noob here. I need more detail to get the bracelet off ... Have a GMT 2

Tx

Edit: http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/tutorial-strap-removal-27290

 

[firnatine]

Re- oiling metals

Wd40 contains a substance like parafin. This enhances metals to melt. For replica watches this is unforgiving, and will deteriorate alloys. So I stick to trailboss procedure.

 

[romulous]

Have you thought about giving your watch a blow job?

What do you guys think about using a hair dryer to blow dry the bracelet after you towel dry it?
I have found when detailing my cars the use of a leaf blower works wonders in getting all of those water droplets out from behind the mirrors, moldings and lights.

Thanks for all of the great advice.

 

[Anaanis]

Have you thought about giving your watch a blow job?

What do you guys think about using a hair dryer to blow dry the bracelet after you towel dry it?
I have found when detailing my cars the use of a leaf blower works wonders in getting all of those water droplets out from behind the mirrors, moldings and lights.

Thanks for all of the great advice.

I don't give it a blow job, but I fist fuck it each time I put it on ????