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Scratch on Ti
- Thread starter Dogma
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- 15/3/06
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Re: Scatch on Ti
there is for example a titanium refinishing pen/pad :
http://jewelry.search.ebay.com/titanium ... sofocusZbs
there is for example a titanium refinishing pen/pad :
http://jewelry.search.ebay.com/titanium ... sofocusZbs
Re: Scatch on Ti
Wow thanks dadog13!! Didn't know there was such a thing out there, good ol' ebay answers the call once again. Wonder if anyone's had any experiense with these?
Wow thanks dadog13!! Didn't know there was such a thing out there, good ol' ebay answers the call once again. Wonder if anyone's had any experiense with these?
- 15/3/06
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Re: Scatch on Ti
Dogma, you are welcome!
I read in the past that some members used this pens/pads and solving the small scratches...
I bet you'll be soon ordering one and then you'll be able to tell us what results you have achieved...
Dogma, you are welcome!
I read in the past that some members used this pens/pads and solving the small scratches...
I bet you'll be soon ordering one and then you'll be able to tell us what results you have achieved...
Re: Scatch on Ti
I have used one of these fiberglass pens on Titanium pams and it works great. Deep scratches might be a problem but the ones you get changing straps and desk diving are fixed with a little patience and one of these pens. Make sure you take a look at the finish on the watch to see which way the grain of the brushed finish runs and match that with the pen. Start off easy. Perhaps try it on an old stainless spoon or something to get a feel of it first.
Good luck.
I have used one of these fiberglass pens on Titanium pams and it works great. Deep scratches might be a problem but the ones you get changing straps and desk diving are fixed with a little patience and one of these pens. Make sure you take a look at the finish on the watch to see which way the grain of the brushed finish runs and match that with the pen. Start off easy. Perhaps try it on an old stainless spoon or something to get a feel of it first.
Good luck.
Re: Scatch on Ti
Great dv, thanks for the insight. I will take it slow for sure.
Don't want to screw it up any more than I already have.
Great dv, thanks for the insight. I will take it slow for sure.
Don't want to screw it up any more than I already have.
Re: Scatch on Ti
Here's a very useful thread on titanium.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/353391/m ... ch+removal
Here's a very useful thread on titanium.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/353391/m ... ch+removal
Re: Scatch on Ti
Well done CC, you are the man, the stories are all true.
That block of stuff is going on my list of things to keep on hand.
Thank you sir!!!
Well done CC, you are the man, the stories are all true.
That block of stuff is going on my list of things to keep on hand.
Thank you sir!!!
Re: Scatch on Ti
Wow, thanks chinkie! Been looking for something like that for a while now!
chinkiechunkie said:
Wow, thanks chinkie! Been looking for something like that for a while now!
Re: Scatch on Ti
No problem. There is actually one more solution that I personally use that is even less abrasive. It has also been proven by the Risti's.......
Ink eraser.....erasers for ink pens. They work miracles for light scuffs when you have extra time in the office....lol!
Dogma said:
No problem. There is actually one more solution that I personally use that is even less abrasive. It has also been proven by the Risti's.......
Ink eraser.....erasers for ink pens. They work miracles for light scuffs when you have extra time in the office....lol!