Poly Watch

[Bella Dino]

Many products make lofty promises only to let you down in the end this is not one of those products! With a small portion of cloth I cut away from an old t-shirt and four minutes of polishing this was my result. Anything that looks remotely like a scratch on the after pictures is only reflection trust me this Crystal is immaculate after using this product !

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[eztenn]

Poly Watch is great, just need patience.

 

[surelyuknow]

Amazing, looks great. A job well done...

 

[Bella Dino]

Seriously! This took 5 min.

 

[daycoo2]

Very cool indeed!

 

[dmccartney]

Wow. Looks good man.

 

[dannyswatch]

Nice work


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[neil1969]

Great job , I used that Poly Watch back in the day on my old Swatch watches and it was great .

 

[TymeBandit]

Seriously! This took 5 min.

Looking good, ... But how long is that in "Dog Minutes?"

 

[ScottyB]

learned about the poly watch for scratches on acrylic-plastic crystals from forum surfing long time ago...in a pinch small dab of toothpaste rubs out life's minor indignities

 

[Bella Dino]

Looking good, ... But how long is that in "Dog Minutes?"

30? Just a guess.

 

[Adicus]

learned about the poly watch for scratches on acrylic-plastic crystals from forum surfing long time ago...in a pinch small dab of toothpaste rubs out life's minor indignities

I was working on the crystal of a Benrus this weekend. I started with Poly Watch, but got a little frustrated that it didn't appear to be working that well.

I went a found a small tube of toothpaste and started using it, and got results much quicker. There is still one stubborn larger scratch to work out, but for me the toothpaste was a great "coarser" buffing material.

I finished up this round of buffing with more of the poly watch.