Remove scratch, seiko 5 glass/perspex
Remove scratch, seiko 5 glass/perspex
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Irrotational

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

219 months

Friday 16th December 2011
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I've scratched the clear bit of my seiko 5...any idea if I can buff it out somehow? It is right across the face...

blitzracing

6,422 posts

251 months

Friday 16th December 2011
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Tcut paint polish is good for Perpex and plastics , you need jewelers rough for glass.

Irrotational

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

219 months

Friday 16th December 2011
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Sorry, it was really two questions, I have no idea what material it is! Sounds like I stand a chance of getting it out though which is good! Thank you!

bry1975

1,246 posts

194 months

Friday 16th December 2011
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Get some Xerapol for acrylic if it's mineral glass(window glass) easier to fit new glass.

tertius

6,914 posts

261 months

Saturday 17th December 2011
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A Seiko 5 is probably "Hardlex", if so it will need diamond lapping paste, polywatch and similar won't touch it unfortunately.

Irrotational

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

219 months

Saturday 17th December 2011
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It's an snkh63j, modified by yobokies...

It's on a few websites but none seem to list the type of plastic/glass.

http://www.creationwatches.com/watchblog/seiko/a-r...

There was a thread by Harold which mentioned what it was and you could get it swapped for thick "sapphire glass" or something.

But I think That was on tz so can't access it now!

Irrotational

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

219 months

Sunday 18th December 2011
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Emailed Harold, as above it is hardlex... Looks like a trip to a jewellers/watch place frown

ChrisDT

1,902 posts

221 months

Sunday 18th December 2011
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Be interesting to know what this costs as mine needs doing too...

tonym911

19,548 posts

236 months

Sunday 18th December 2011
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Erm... do any of these remedies work for scratched car windscreens? He asked hopefully

RESSE

6,166 posts

252 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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ChrisDT said:
Be interesting to know what this costs as mine needs doing too...
ChrisDT

If any use to you I had the perspex on my Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date replaced by in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter last week.

Cost £54.00.
Dropped the watch off at 1230hrs and collected 1310hrs (pressure tested and work guaranteed).

ChrisDT

1,902 posts

221 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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Aah, that's excellent. I'm popping into town shortly so might just ceck with a jewler and see what the say (also bidding on another one on bay).

Irrotational

Original Poster:

1,580 posts

219 months

Wednesday 15th February 2012
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Just to come back on this - I have just got it fixed at a "manufacturing" jewellers...I think the bulk of their work is just mounting stones in ready-made mounts but they also re-size rings on the premises etc...

Anyway the guy whipped it away and came back two minutes later with it looking as good as new...he did it FOC as a favour, and was really busy, so I couldn't really quiz him on what he had actually done.