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Re: Rhodium plated?Where?
In Response To: Re: Rhodium plated?Where? ()

: No, the sanding bar will RUIN the polished
: finish on the shiny parts. The sanding bar
: should be used ONLY on the brushed parts of
: the SMP's finish. And then only mosve it in
: the same direction of the existing finish.

: If you are not extremely clear on this, don't
: even think of trying to polish or touch up
: the watch yourself. You can easily ruin your
: watch by not doing this exactly right.
Are these the bars?

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