A Set of 3 Wool Cloths for Buffing or Polishing with TechDiamonTools Diamond Pastes
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David
> 3 dayGreat product!
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Will F.
> 3 dayI should have followed other buyers review on how this cloth is useless and not only does it makes scuffs and scratches even rougher but also make new much bigger ones that are just as rough. Dont follow the watch screen in the description. Used this product with TechDiamonTools Diamond paste, the glass screen is now ruined after attempting to just buff out some scuffs and scratches with those 2 products. Also, this shouldve came with the diamond paste but they are sold separately so if the intention is to polish glass, please save your money and precious time and have a professional service to polish your watch screen instead.
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Woodzie
22-11-2024Good stuff, great polish.
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theillrohan
Greater than one weekTrash. Too thick or dried out. Seemed like it was 10 yrs old. Maybe it was, maybe youll get a better batch
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Bryan R
Greater than one weekAble to get into those hard to reach places using a Dremel and felt wheels.
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SMEA
Greater than one weekTake a lot of time to remove tiny scratch
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Henry a.
> 3 dayFailed to polish out the marring of the marble top
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Rusty
> 3 dayI used this on the final grinding finish on my motor cycle valves. Really polished to near mirror finish!
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PrinceHarrySeriously
> 3 dayMy Seiko received 3 small parallel scratches on its Hardlex crystal. I have restored lots of vintage mineral crystal and acrylic crystals using Polywatch and a Dremel, but Hardlex is really hard. Started with the 14k grit, and then 5k and with my Dremel at low speed with a new wool pad, and within 15 minutes I noticed a difference. I’ve spent a few hours over a few days and the scratches are almost gone. I figure another hour with the 14k grit and it’ll be as good as new. Highly recommend for Hardlex.
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kdkns
> 3 dayI purchased this to create some denim strips for my knives. I’ve tried leather strips but had mixed results and to be fair I may have been using them improperly but even after man my years of stropping with a green compound I got OK results. The knives I wanted to strop were some super blue steel (aogami ) knives as well as a Rockstead CHI knife. Rockstead recommends a denim strop on a wood backing which helps prevent rolling the edge and keeping alignment. The diamond paste came in 5 gram sizes and I used about 2.5-3 grams to cover each strop for the different grit sizes. I used enough to make get 70-90% coverage and spreading as best as I can. The results were fantastic! I took a blade that had done rough spots while cutting paper , it didn’t need to be sharpened on stones , and used the 4000 grit and moved up wiping any residue to prevent contamination. Came back beautifully sharp and sings when cutting paper again. The real test was my Rockstead CHI as I could tell it was a few hairs less sharp than normal but in near perfect condition. I used only the 8000 and 50000 grit. Absolutely factory perfect. Since then I’ve been using it on all my knives and they all get a noticeable improvement even if only doing the 50000 grit. Highly recommended and will be buying more grits.