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michael e
·You need glass 5072.
I no longer have them in stock, sorry.
I no longer have them in stock, sorry.
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michael e
·Ok well thank you for checking. I shall have to keep an eye out for a supplier.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Omega-pl...424125?hash=item3da46a227d:g:kf4AAOSwG4Be1o4Z
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerPoly watch is great stuff on plexi glass.
The only time it has failed on me is when I have used it on a very old trench watches or old pocket watches, it kind of melted the plastic glass with a strong smell of Vicks vapor rub.
Anyone else had this?
Were they really plexi, or celluloid?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaJust a tip. Don't use Q Tips (Cotton Buds etc).
Even though they look soft, the fibres are abrasive and will leave scratches even though you can't see them.
Get one of the microfibre spectacle wipes and fold it to make a small pad and use that.
Even though they look soft, the fibres are abrasive and will leave scratches even though you can't see them.
Get one of the microfibre spectacle wipes and fold it to make a small pad and use that.
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Capcom
·Go for it ... gently.
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pdxleaf
·Poly Watch, endorsed by Astronauts.
