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Pahawi
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Conquest - any chance a dial like this will clean up nicely?
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Privateday7
路I would say no. I never see a dirty paint based dial could be cleaned satisfactorily. Gold dial might have succesfully cleaned, but that also a long shot with chance of failure. My friend cleaned gold dial UG polerouter with horrible result.
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ulackfocus
路That's usually mold caused by moisture, and it's under the clear coat most times.
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Pahawi
路Ok - thanks guys 馃憤
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X350 XJR
路路Vintage Omega AficionadoI would say no. I never see a dirty paint based dial could be cleaned satisfactorily. Gold dial might have succesfully cleaned, but that also a long shot with chance of failure. My friend cleaned gold dial UG polerouter with horrible result.
Actually these dials are plated with a protective lacquer finish, not painted.
And no you are not likely to have a good result with cleaning.
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LonginesManiac
路Don't clean it, it took 50 odd years for that patina to appear, I think patinas and spotting are high character plusses, not minuses.
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aga79
路I would say no. I never see a dirty paint based dial could be cleaned satisfactorily. Gold dial might have succesfully cleaned, but that also a long shot with chance of failure. My friend cleaned gold dial UG polerouter with horrible result.
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