DLT222,
My intention wasn't to offend. Indeed, it looks like you obtained some nice results. But it also sounds like you have quite a bit of experience with this that the typical watch owner does not--and regardless, 10k RPM is going to produce a helluva lot of unwanted heat on your fine steel. So my recommendation is two-part: 1) I think you could seriously up your game with a small investment in some proper polishing equipment (and some Bergeon sanding sponges, or a Scotchbrite pad, no need to mess with Boston Watch Exchange's markup) and 2) I think the average reader would be well served to do their homework before following your lead.
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