how do you take scratches off a watch face?
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I assime you mean the clear covering over the watch face.  If it's plastic, forget trying to get out scratches.  If it's glass and the scratches aren't too deep, you might try glass polish.
1074127
Don't clean it.\n\nTake 10 sickdays off and come in with a tan.
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Use some toothpaste . It really works !Wont scratch either . There is another kind of creme called Mothers Mag and we use it on our Harley Davidson to bring out the shine . Takes some elbow grease but there is not much else that is better . You can find it at motorcycle shops and sometimes at a Wal-Mart .
1030665
um..i am not going to ask how it got there but try a paint scraper then just get a little paint a touch it up where the scratch is
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last year, i used some mole/wart remover to remove 3 moles on my face. I'm so sorry, i forgot the name, but it's all natural and you can search on google. It works like this, you have to scratch the mole with something they provide you, then you have to apply this formula all around the mole[stings slightly], just leave it. A white scab forms around the mole. Don't meddle with it. It falls off with the mole within a week. you micht have a scar, but use some aloe vera gel on it and it goes away in a month or so. I have no scar now and the mole never returned. Wait a minute, if i;m right, it's called some wart/mole vanish or something, Will get back if i remember correctly.
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Im not going to be one of those people who will keep badgering you on cutting, but please dont do it,  i did it before and it nearly ruined my life. if you want to hide it....\n\nunder you watch, you can put like a bandanda under your watch (or a scarf if its a fancy watch) and then it will cover that.\n\nor if their not that bad, try cover up?
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Use baking soda toothpaste on a cotton swab. You need only a small amount. Arm and Hammer Toothpaste is the best solution. It also works on car batteries and their terminals.\n\nIf you need a more liquid solution, try some Hydrogen Peroxide. it is also a base and will neutralize the crystalized acid.\n\nDo not unse chlorine bleach. It may neutralize the acid, but other side effects could ruin the watch.\n\nDo not use water, it will ruin your circuitry.
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What were you doing? actually I don't want to know. Just go to the DR. and get a bucket of ice and then soak your wrist in it. or you could get a hot wash cloth and let it soak. your choice?
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Watch , and any electronic item \nhas a quartz crystal that makes it tick. and run
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ok put the oven on warm, spill some coffee (light coffee) on it, and stick it in the oven for a few minutes (make sure u have an extra copy and make sure it doesnt burn)\n\nafter you take it out, if you want it to look super old, shape out the edges with heat or fire to give it burnt marks.\n\nit turns out great, use gothic font. or calligraphy
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Run very cold water on your hand and put some sishwashing liguid on it.  It should slip right off.  I had one stuck on my finger one time and I panicked and pulled and tugged to no avail, So I sawed it off with a file.  Took me hours to do it.
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Refer to the polar range of watches. I have one they are absolutely great. Go on ebay and you can choose all the functions you are after. They start basic and work there way up to mini computers. \n\nGood luck!
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Fingernail polish is the best, but try washing it off with warm water and soap. May have to do it acouple of times for it to come off.
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You scratched the glass and that is showing up in the reflection. \n\nTry rubbing a little non-gel toothpaste into the scratch and then polish with a soft cloth.\n\nAlternatively try mixing 1 part dry mustard and 1 part white vinegar into a paste. Apply paste to the scratch. Polish with a soft cloth.
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Wipe them down with rubbing alcohol. I did that with a pair of work boots to take out the shine because of the nicks & deep scratches the boots would get, the shine just made them stand out more. Now, I have the foot part dull black, but kept the shanks shiny.
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Use paint thinner then scrub with soap & water to remove the paint thinner.
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Erm dont know if this will help at all, my wonderful fountain of knowledge (aka my wife) has suggested that you gently rub some baby oil on it, apparently it removes scratches from silver finishes and also cleans it, its certainly knowledge to me, but she normally surprises me with her vast amount random information.\nAlso nice and cheap, hope it works for you, and if it does please can you let me know.\n\nGood Luck