Polywatch or Polywatch Combo Platter?

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Tube, tube + cloth, tube + Dremel wheel, tube + cloth + Dremel wheel...

which variant is recommended?
 
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tube + cloth. Dremel + good intentions = 😲

So Polywatch + cloth for the hesalite and then the Dremel wheel for the dial and hands, correct?
 
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So Polywatch + cloth for the hesalite and then the Dremel wheel for the dial and hands, correct?
::facepalm1::
 
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Tube, tube + cloth, tube + Dremel wheel, tube + cloth + Dremel wheel...

which variant is recommended?
None.

Toothpaste for that minty freshness

 
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None.

Toothpaste for that minty freshness


Sensodyne specifically or any toothpaste?

And here I thought it was Polywatch or purgatory.

Love this place, learn something new everyday... what's next, Speedmaster Professionals can get a fella laid?
 
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What we really need is a thread about crystal polishing.

And while we're at it, a thread about which is the best oil to use for centre wheels.

Oh......hang on....

😁
 
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what's next, Speedmaster Professionals can get a fella laid?

Yes they can.

An attractive, statuesque blonde once complimented me on my 1861 Speedy Pro.
We spent that evening in the throes of wild, unforgettable passion that continued well into the wee hours.

Never saw him again after that…
 
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Yes they can.

An attractive, statuesque blonde once complimented me on my 1861 Speedy Pro.
We spent that evening in the throes of wild, unforgettable passion that continued well into the wee hours.

Never saw him again after that…
Unforgettable passion is for pussies….
 
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We use a mild auto paint rubbing compound and have always done so. Works as good or better than any expensive plastic polish and one can will last forever, rather than the extortionate price of a tiny tube of poly crap. I've never tried, but scarecrow seems to have good luck with toothpaste as well, and he won't got broke that way either. Polywatch is for gullible newbies that don't know any better. Plastic is plastic so any mild rubbing/polishing compound will work.
 
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My tube of Polywatch from my “gullible newbie” days is almost gone. I’ve seen toothpaste mentioned a couple of times here. I’m going to give that a shot next.
 
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Novus products also work well and they are far less expensive than PolyWatch. Same stuff that I use to polish scratches out of the hull on my thermoform acrylic sea kayak.
 
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Sensodyne specifically or any toothpaste?

And here I thought it was Polywatch or purgatory.

Love this place, learn something new everyday... what's next, Speedmaster Professionals can get a fella laid?
There is nothing hotter than a very attractive woman wearing a Speedmaster. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
And yes, I have issues. 😀
 
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Novus products also work well and they are far less expensive than PolyWatch. Same stuff that I use to polish scratches out of the hull on my thermoform acrylic sea kayak.
Seconding Novus. Works better and faster than Polywatch or any other 1 step system.