I have a Tag Heuer watch, and would like to use this to polish the band. The middle part of the band has mirror like finished look. Can this be done?
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Hello Johnny. What I can say is that this is an excellent polishing kit for multi purposes. What I can tell you is that "I" would not use the polishing compound that is included with this kit on a Tag Heuer Watch. Why.... because I think it can be a little to rough for the watch's band. I would use instead Flitz polishing cream that can be purchased on Amazon and works extremely well and is soft on the surfaces. The compound that comes with this kit is for stage one of cleaning and removing light rust and stains and smoothing out surfaces, but after use of the compound I would still finish it with Flitz Polishing Cream that will leave you a mirror like finish. Also keep in mine that Flitz also removes light oxidation on surfaces so you get the best of both worlds. It's the same principle as with a car's finish: you wash first, then compound when needed, and then finish with a good quality polishing wax. I personal will suggest that if you are going to try this, try it on the inside of the watch's band to see what your result will be. Another idea is to buy the Flitz Polishing Cream and try it with a smooth white cloth and some cream, then rub it to the shine you desire but this will require elbow grease and time. The kit will speed up the process for sure, but don't go to fast or heavy on the speed of the tool. One other thing, when using Flitz a little goes the long way. Some people put to much and when they use the kitpolishing wheels it goes all over the place. I usually dab a little and polish, if I need to do it again I do so until satisfied. If you like YouTube has videos of Flitz Cream in action, result are incredible. Good luck.
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Yes... This can be applied by hand or with a polisher.... Thank you for asking. Eric
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Cut off old band off with razor knife and scrap off old glue and sand smooth this will also help to hold stronger new band in place better I've had them slip off before and that sucks! Be safe and have fun!:-)
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Go to maas.com, they can answer this better than I can.You will be told what is best to use for all metal and polish yourjewelry.
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You can do if yourself with a standard AR15 armors tool or standard wrench, but please note that I returned this item because it was a fake/clone like others have sold on amazon. The finish was horrible and not to spikes quality/spec.
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I really don't know. It has a fine metal file on one end and a ceramic finishing file on the other so I would imagine that you could--at least on the ceramic file. I haven't tried it, though. Sorry.
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sorry to said that you cant . It may look like an beaker of some kind . Not directly because as in a beaker look alike you need the in between thing(metal thingy layer). Not directly as I said in the beginning.
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Yes, but rough up the brass slightly first with a scotch brite. The patina will work much faster that way. After neutralizing in a water + baking soda bath, rub lightly with baking soda on your finger to get that antiqued look and brighten up the high spots for interesting texture. Check You Tube for some great video how-tos.
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Yes. I have used Flitz on copper, as well as many other ferrous and non ferrous metals and it will bring them to a mirror polish easily. However, if the corrosion (green powdery residue on copper) is heavy, you may want to use some fine steel wool to remove the bulk of it first.
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I guess you can , the look would be very different, they look very good on metal where there supposed to be, I would prefer replace a plastic moulding than paint the scuffed metal, that s up to you
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You would have to have an unusually steady hand to have something that looked like engraving without actually performing an engraving. This certainly can mark a silver piece but I don't think the result would be acceptable visually.
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Sorry, I don't know a tag heuer, but if the back has Six indentations around the back, it will probably work. Wrench is adjustable so it will fit most any size wristwatch.
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The back of the jar suggests the product be used on diamonds, precious stones, platinum and gold. I would suggest using a sterling silver cleaner for the band and vinegar and water for the glass part.
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This is a sanding set which will polish metal. I have used these pads on both wood and steel to prep them for finishing. It will bring a hard surface up to a mirror finish if used as directed and with patience. I can't see any reason that sterling silver would be any different from polishing the steel. I would advise caution using on any thinly plated materials (as you might risk running through a plate coating. Also with antiques sometimes resale values can be harmed by altering the original finishes. But will it polish it? I'd wager it would quite nicely, though if you wish to use a less abrasive method I would suggest a metal polish or paste buffing compound for polishing metals, like Flitz. This is a sanding set which will polish metal. I have used these pads on both wood and steel to prep them for finishing. It will bring a hard surface up to a mirror finish if used as directed and with patience. I can't see any reason that sterling silver would be any different from polishing the steel. I would advise caution using on any thinly plated materials (as you might risk running through a plate coating. Also with antiques sometimes resale values can be harmed by altering the original finishes. But will it polish it? I'd wager it would quite nicely, though if you wish to use a less... » Read More This is a sanding set which will polish metal. I have used these pads on both wood and steel to prep them for finishing. It will bring a hard surface up to a mirror finish if used as directed and with patience. I can't see any reason that sterling silver would be any different from polishing the steel. I would advise caution using on any thinly plated materials (as you might risk running through a plate coating. Also with antiques sometimes resale values can be harmed by altering the original finishes. But will it polish it? I'd wager it would quite nicely, though if you wish to use a less abrasive method I would suggest a metal polish or paste buffing compound for polishing metals, like Flitz. « Show Less
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You could give it a try, i was able to turn a brass bullet casing silver just to see if it would. It may be kind of difficult to work the Nushine into all the little areas there are on a chain, it takes a lot of polishing with the product to get something with no silver color tint in it to start to turn silver. S Smith
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Yes to a great extent. You may have to work with the piece over several applications and wipe offs. I strongly recommend the cleaning cloth from the same company. You may also want to go at the piece with some cleanser first. When the tarnish actually pits the silver, not much can be done.
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If its links are like those you see in watches then it will work. I looked online how a willis judd bracelet look and based on what i saw il say this thing will work to remove the links.