Ti Fix Scans

[UncleJay]

I just received this PAM0082 from Matt. He clearly stated there was a scratch on the bezel and showed it in photos. I thought it the perfect chance to show those who don't already know the power of an ink eraser. I posted instructions before and had pic requests, so here they are.

[JoJo35]

great tip Jay, thanks!

[vootzilla]

just affect on the Ti or can be applied on stainless steel too?

like using cape cod?

:-)

[capice]

great tip Uncle Jay

[UncleJay]

just affect on the Ti or can be applied on stainless steel too?

like using cape cod?

:-)

I've used this method on satin finish steel as well. On finishes as found on the case side you'll need to use the Scotch-Brite pad. This works on these finishes on any type of metal.

[vootzilla]

Thanks uncle!!

[old skool]

Nice. An eraser for ink you say?

[UncleJay]

Nice. An eraser for ink you say?

Yes Sir, I actually used the one in the pic.

[milsub5517]

Ti is very soft, thats why it picks up scratches easily. for SS you'd need something harder. Great tip though!

J, are you planning to do a lume job on this 82? do you know what color lume gen has?

[DuDro]

Very neat trick!

I'll be applying this to my ICW AMG Ingeniuer and PAM036!

[Guest avitt]

Here's the one I use:

59 cents, at Office Depot

[ta8088]

Neat trick! Thanks for sharing it. Now that I have a couple Ti watches it might come in handy.

[fishgodeep]

Here's the one I use:

59 cents, at Office Depot

Great Tip Jay ...thanks

Now If I was a business man ...I'd put these in a nice box with a cloth, brand them up and sell them as a "Refinishing Device for Prestige Watches" - $20 should do it for starters

Hence I am not a business man ....just a mere consumer muppet who'd probably have paid $20 if it wasn't for the advice on this board...

Cheers