Anyone know where to get buffing services for small metal accessories?

[Alamaking]

I've some bracelets, keychains and watches that have some scratches, any idea where to buff?

 

[songsongpunggol]

so eng ah nothing to do?

 

[Benitez]

TS, have you tried using brasso ?

 

[vnhhinjb]

I've some bracelets, keychains and watches that have some scratches, any idea where to buff?

Send them back to manufauturer and get refund.

 

[Alamaking]

TS, have you tried using brasso ?

I need buff to remove scratches, brasso can? I dun think so lah....

 

[Agoraphobic]

I've some bracelets, keychains and watches that have some scratches, any idea where to buff?

I don't know where you can get this done, but I used to own a Dremel Rotary Tool Set that has the equipment for just your needs. It is basically a high-speed rotating device with various attachments including wire, brushes (of different materiasl). The tiny tool is strong enough too for some workshop sized jobs. Quite a useful investment. They now have other brands too like Black & Decker and others.

Cheers!

 

[glockman]

AK, tiny scratches give the item character. Why remove them? But you can approach watch and jewelry shops.

 

[Alamaking]

AK, tiny scratches give the item character. Why remove them? But you can approach watch and jewelry shops.

Accidentally scratched my watch near the 7 o'clock timer, see liao damn pek chek, really an eyesore, lol

 

[erection2015]

i ever scratch my watch also....it had some rashes and was feeling itchy.I think it had some kind of allergy.

Accidentally scratched my watch near the 7 o'clock timer, see liao damn pek chek, really an eyesore, lol

 

[Alamaking]

i ever scratch my watch also....it had some rashes and was feeling itchy.I think it had some kind of allergy.

You got herpes lah, lol

 

[glockman]

Accidentally scratched my watch near the 7 o'clock timer, see liao damn pek chek, really an eyesore, lol

Is that a Tissot? Can't really tell how deep the scratch is. If you must do something, then polishing with jewelry polish might help if its surface scratch. Or contact JW horological or Passions and see what they can do for your watch. If you want it to be perfect, I guess you need a new bezel.

 

[glockman]

i ever scratch my watch also....it had some rashes and was feeling itchy.I think it had some kind of allergy.

Oh dear, your poor watch!

 

[Alamaking]

Is that a Tissot? Can't really tell how deep the scratch is. If you must do something, then polishing with jewelry polish might help if its surface scratch. Or contact JW horological or Passions and see what they can do for your watch. If you want it to be perfect, I guess you need a new bezel.

So only jewelry shop got this kind of services har? hmmm.... thanks glockman, for your recommendations

 

[Benitez]

I need buff to remove scratches, brasso can? I dun think so lah....

You know the metallic clasp of the watch bracelet often accumulate scratch marks because of friction with table surface. My friend who works for a watch shop removed all the marks for me with nothing else but brasso. You can try it out, TS.

 

[Lordshiva]

Accidentally scratched my watch near the 7 o'clock timer, see liao damn pek chek, really an eyesore, lol

This kind of lanjiao watch throw away better ..bring to polishing service will cost you nearly or more then the cost of the watch itself don't believe , can try ? Hahahahaha . Usually only expensive watches need polishing . You are really cheapskate to the max . If you still insist on polishing can try any shop in lucky plaza selling 2nd hand branded watch

 

[ZombieFart]

Not sure whether polishing with baking soda paste can help.

 

[Alamaking]

This kind of lanjiao watch throw away better ..bring to polishing service will cost you nearly or more then the cost of the watch itself don't believe , can try ? Hahahahaha . Usually only expensive watches need polishing . You are really cheapskate to the max . If you still insist on polishing can try any shop in lucky plaza selling 2nd hand branded watch

Sorry lah, your imaginary Panerai watch more expensive lah, I'm not as rich as your imaginary wealth, LOL

 

[Lordshiva]

Sorry lah, your imaginary Panerai watch more expensive lah, I'm not as rich as your imaginary wealth, LOL

I only have Casio my master more rich

 

[Unrepented]

1. Can try using powder (Rouge powder) for buffing gold or sliver etc. These are available at ebay.

2. Or use buffing cloth embedded with buffing powder.

3. If the metal is chrome, but there is also buffing powder for chrome.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/METAL-ROUGE...881?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ec5d71561

Sorry lah, your imaginary Panerai watch more expensive lah, I'm not as rich as your imaginary wealth, LOL

 

[fukyuman]

Go to the row of shophouses at South bridge road near Maxwell food centre. You can buy all kinds of jewellers supply an polishing rouge.

http://goo.gl/maps/kEzD5