Dialux Rouge Kit| | This assortment of seven French polishing compounds provides everything needed for all the metals used in watch cases, as well as plastics. These are the finest rouges I have ever used, and I highly recommend them for the serious watchmaker. The American, Japanese, and German rouges somehow don't quite meet these standards. I am particularly impressed with the platinum-like lustre possible on good-quality stainless cases. | |
FB-1100
$71.00
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Royal Velvet Red Rouge| | This rouge is excellent for producing the final color and luster on yellow and white gold, and can be used on other metals, as well as plexi crystals. A one pound bar. | |
FB-1101
$7.95
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Green Rouge| | Green rouge is recommended for use on white gold, platinum, chrome, and stainless steel. I have been very impressed with this rouge on good stainless cases. One-quarter pound bar. | |
FB-1102
$4.95
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Satin Finish Bar, Fine| | This abrasive-impregnated rubber block provides the kind of brushed and satin finishes seen from the factory. I have never been able to reproduce it with any other abrasive of any type. The block, or squared pieces cut from it, should be used in very straight, light, even, uni-directional strokes over the entire length of the surface. Blow the surface free of debris between strokes for the most even finish. This is an indispensable product for those refinishing brushed and satined surfaces. | |
FB-1103
$18.90
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Satin Finish Bar, Medium| | The medium grade provides a brushed, rather than satin surface. This grade can also be used for cleaning and rust removal on steel parts. | |
FB-1104
$18.90
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Satin Finish Bar, Coarse| | The coarse grade matches the brushed finish on those watches where the medium grade is too fine. | |
FB-1105
$18.90
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4 Inch Combed Finex Muslin Buffs| | These four inch buffs are ideal for use on a buffing machine with all our rouges. Be sure to use a different buff for each compound and to never mix them. I write the name of the compound on the side of the buff with a felt-tipped pen. These are very high-quality buffs and highly recommended. For more agressive cutting (to remove deeper scratches, etc.), use solid felt buffs, which are available in different grades of hardness. | |
FB-1107
$3.65
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PolyWatch Crystal Polish Two Tubes| | Removes scrathes from plastic watch crystals. Apply a small amount and polish with a cotton cloth. Two tubes for the price of one, with a suggested retail of $6.95 to $9.95 per tube. | |
PS-47001
$9.90
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Crystal Kleer Professional Crystal Compound| | This is what the pros use and scratches on plastic crystals are removed in seconds, when it is applied to a buffing wheel and lightly buff. Extreme care must be used and if you have an emotional attachment to the watch, then this is not a product for you. Only use on a bench top buffing wheel and with the crystal still in the case using two hands gently place in front on the outer hairs of the fast spinning buffing wheel for just a few seconds. Too much pressure and you will burn a hole in the crystal this also only takes a second to happen. If is not advised to use a Dremel type hand tool, since all it takes is one slip and the crystal is destroyed.
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CE-415
$6.95
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