Can a scratch be buffed out on a Oris Carlos Coste LE case and bracelet??
Purchased a Carlos Coste LE Chrono (Black & Orange) about 2 years ago from GemNation online... called now but they are closed but i was wondering is there anyway to buff out scratches on Titanium case and bracelet myself??
Or can anyone recommend a place that refinishes titanium cases and bracelets???
Thank you in advance.
Wired
Or can anyone recommend a place that refinishes titanium cases and bracelets???
Thank you in advance.
Wired
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Nice post Master, I think that has helped quite a few of us out. Very informative.
Brgds,
Capt
Brgds,
Capt
Yea thanks for the info. Been wondering how to do the same thing on my ti williams f1.
yeah good link you have to remember Titanium is very soft so its easy to polish in a "polished" finish rather than brushed. I had an old BC3 which was brushed and as it got scratched i polished it with brasso and it slowly brought the case up to a polished finish which i prefered rather than the brushed finish.....if this makes sense....:-!
Thanks for the link. :-!
The thing that had me wondering is that the "Carlos Coste Chrono LE" has areas of highly polished Titanium and then the Satin Finish(Think thats what they call it) this is the reason why i have not tried to take a crack at polishing or buffing out any marks on this watch myself.
I would imagine that a brushed finish would be the easier of finishes to restore. But yeah, I'm dealing with high polished and satin finish.
The thing that had me wondering is that the "Carlos Coste Chrono LE" has areas of highly polished Titanium and then the Satin Finish(Think thats what they call it) this is the reason why i have not tried to take a crack at polishing or buffing out any marks on this watch myself.
I would imagine that a brushed finish would be the easier of finishes to restore. But yeah, I'm dealing with high polished and satin finish.
Yeah but you don't have to put it back to OEM I prefer polished so I polish my brushed finishes up to shiny polish, it also makes them easier to maintain.Thanks for the link. :-!
The thing that had me wondering is that the "Carlos Coste Chrono LE" has areas of highly polished Titanium and then the Satin Finish(Think thats what they call it) this is the reason why i have not tried to take a crack at polishing or buffing out any marks on this watch myself.
I would imagine that a brushed finish would be the easier of finishes to restore. But yeah, I'm dealing with high polished and satin finish.
oh come on...diver watches are rugged watches, scratches on the watches are shown how affectionate of you towards your watch...:roll:
I have my Marathon JSAR to take all the beatings i throw at it.oh come on...diver watches are rugged watches, scratches on the watches are shown how affectionate of you towards your watch...:roll:
I'll keep taking care of my Carlos Coste LE Chrono. b-)
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