Possible solution for indices on ceramic bezel

[Phener9]

That looks realy good how about some more shots in various lighting (natural is best me thinks) and difffernt angles, 

and youre own opinion as nothing beats in the flesh asessment.

[svshawn]

After so many tries I believe this is the best outcome. In natural lighted room. Used an oil based metallic sharpie with rubbing alcohol to make it murky but deposit the metallic silver. Then cleaned it up with Qtip.

[hologramet]

On 2017-06-07 at 6:10 AM, svshawn said:

After so many tries I believe this is the best outcome. In natural lighted room. Used an oil based metallic sharpie with rubbing alcohol to make it murky but deposit the metallic silver. Then cleaned it up with Qtip.

 

I'd take some acetone without oil, put a small amount on a cotton-wood-thingie (maybe that is called a Q-tip?). And out a tiny drop in every second dot, while you move watch around slightly circular so the metallic paint becomes "even" on walls and bottom in each hole. Of course changing Q-tip every now and then and give it a tiny bit of acetone once in a while.

 

Otherwise excellent results!

 

/The experimenter

[Phener9]

Looks good to me, Enjoy.

[manodeoro]

Thanks again[mention=34236]altesporsche[/mention]

I used that sharpie trick (silver + red + black) to refurbish my 20+ years old PRT-50.

I KNOW that it's a quartz but I love it.

Next week I'll do my DSSD D-Blue

 

 

Envoyé de mon XT1068 en utilisant Tapatalk

 

 

 

 

[watchme22]

How do you guys remove the excess paint from the insert?

[prdubis]

Great find!

 

Would this mod improve a V7 insert too?