Is this normal or did I not polish the surface long enough? How long do you normally polish an area for? I did it by moving the coth up and down in both direction, is this the right way? These delightful, vanilla-scented Cape Cod Polishing Clothscan be used over and overto replenish and re-new. Cape Cod Polishing Clothshave been specifically designed - with twenty-five years experience - to clean, polish and protect. These Cape Cod Clothscontain a versatile polish which is perfect for any metalfrom gold to stainless steel. Time and time again people are amazed at how this small soft pink cloth can remove the scratches from their watches and restore the polished shine, or how the spray cleans and lubricates their brushed steel watch bracelets so they look and feel like new again. But from what we have observed using this method, the result is quite good. But of course, it is completely up to you what you decide in the end. I use a microfiber cloth to clean my camera lenses, eyeglasses, and my Speedmaster 3573.50 all so far with great success.

For example, a "microfiber" cloth can be waterproof which makes it useless as a towel. The same fibers, can be weaved, however, into a waffle weave pattern which makes it soak up water like crazy. Another polishing cloth you can use is Eternal polishing cloths. These have the same approach to polishing as Cape Cod. The cloths utilize a proprietary nano- polishformula to remove tarnish, wear, and minor scratches, andpolishto a beautiful, deep, and long-lasting shine.To polish the bracelet (actually, you brush it since it has a brushed finish), you can use a scotch Brite green pad. The Scotch Brite pad will leave a brushed finish on your bracelet when used, but it will do so very gently since it is far less grainy and aggressive than, say sandpaper. One way to polish your watch is by using watch polishing clothes. With watch polishing cloths, you don’t need to take your watch to a watchmaker but can instead polish it from the convenience of your home. You will also be able to decide how much or how little you want to polish it. You also decide how you are going to polish it. What is a watch polishing cloth?

Then (again following the advice of forum members) I rubbed a cotton bud/q-tip on the Cape Cod cloth to impregnate it with Cape Cod solution then rubbed this over the scratched area. This allowed me to give the watch a "buff" and remove any small scratches caused by the more abrasive Cape Code Cloth. Then (following the excellent advice of other forum members) I cut off a tiny square of Cape Cod cloth from the big piece of cloth supplied. I placed this on the end of a cotton bud/q-tip which I then used to polish the scratch. This allowed me to control the pressure and area I was polishing with precision.I have an old 3M lens cloth which is awesome with a small waffle weave battern and when slid over my hand feels rough as it grips the skin. A watch polishing cloth, also known as a metal polishing cloth, is a fabric (or similar material) cloth that has been impregnated with chemicals that will be able to polish your watch. Note that this is not the same as a regular cloth that is used to clean off dirt and grime for your watch. A polishing watch will instead have a polishing effect that enables you to polish away scratches on your watch. I tried it on the PCL of a TT although it sort of removed some scratches but it seems to leave behind micro patch of scratches that can be somewhat visible under certain lighting showing a faint white area where the cloth was used.