CAPE CODCape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths | Jewellery Cleaning Cloth Polish Cloth for Fine Metals | Anti Tarnish Watch Polishing for Gold & Silver, Brass & More

These cloths are excellent for polishing stainless steel and removing hairline scratches. I use them for polishing my watches.

Brilliant stuff! I have used this polish cloth in the past to buff out minor scratches on my watch case/bracelet. It always works a treat ! Be warned though, it won't remove any scratches which you can feel with your finger nails as it would be too deep to remove. Highly recommend for removing minor scratches. Do not use on any brushed finishing, unless you want it to end up looking shiny! Also a very good price on Amazon 👍

I used this to remove some hairline scratches from a bracelet and the watch bezel (in-between the lugs) from regularly removing and installing a steel bracelet. I wrapped a small piece around a cotton bud and applied force, moving rapidly in straight lines, worked a treat. I noticed that when I didn't apply force the results weren't as good. Both watch and bracelet look brand new now!

It takes a lot of elbow grease to restore work stainless steel surfaces to something resembling their original shine - but it does eventually come surprisingly close!It took me about two hours to polish up a 25 year old Breitling wristwatch with stainless steel casing and strap. The brilliance of the shine it achieves is easily equal to a brand new watch.Note, however, that anything deeper than micro-scratches resulting from mild abrasions will of course not be removed. The end result is a watch that is remarkably shiny, but if you look closely there are scratches that do catch the light at certain angles. However, because the edges of those scratches are no longer sharp, but will have been smoothed by the polishing - it doesn't really detract from the look. For someone sitting at a conversation distance from the wearer, it essentially looks indistinguishable from a new watch purchased yesterday. I'd say that's a very impressive result for 2 hours worth of work!Cons:- The vanilla smell is strong, but tolerable. Not exactly pleasant, nor entirely unpleasant. If used in a closed room the smell will hang around, but will dissipate in about a day.- Polishing generates a huge amount of suspended metal dust on the cloth. You can polish one wristwatch with with a cloth, but no more than that. If I do it again, I'll wear gloves. It took two days of washing before my hands were not visibly grey anymore.- The cloth material wears away during polishing, so almost half of the cloth was gone by the time I'd polished one watch. It might be better for watches with smoother surfaces. The Breitling watches I worked on all had tiny screw heads protruding in a number places around the casings. These do grab fibres from the cloth from time to time, and wear it down.- The package description was wrong at the time of purchase - it said quantity 32. However, the package contained only 2 cloths! A huge discrepancy. I complained about this, hopefully it will be fixed by the time you read this.

Cleaned silver bracelet up well

Incredible. I genuinely can't figure out how something that's so seemingly soft can take such damage out of a watch case. See photos. I will be buying a lot more of these to take all scratches out of my bracelets.

Ended up unable to use as the smell was to pungent for me

Really works