The Panerai Source Forums

Panerai enthusists....

I have a question for you. I use Never Dull for all my automotive chrome and metal polishing. It basically is cotton wads impregnated with some sort of chemical allowing it to polish metals and silvers to a shine.

I know the board talks in high regard of the cape cod cloth.

Does anyone know or have tried using never dull?

I want to try and polish/remove all the fine scratches from the shiny parts of the watch. No deep gouges to remove, just 'swirl marks' like those found on black paint on a car.

_________________
PAM 320 & 425

Hi Silverbullet

I never used "Never Dull" but I used "cape cod" instead. And I can't complain because it will help to remove the fine scratches on the case.

Best regards,
Alexander

PS Where is our mod ????? We get more and more spam here !!!

_________________
There's whole lotta people talking, but there's mighty few people know...

Just that one guy! I got rid of the others.. but there have been a lot of spammers lately.. like every day.

Yeah, I asked you to give me some rights to "remove" those spammers

Regards,
Alex

_________________
There's whole lotta people talking, but there's mighty few people know...

Off-Topic: Alex, I'd love to make you a mod when the time comes possibly, but right now not necessary yet

Back on topic: Never used never dull, but I've used products like Flitz and Metal Glo, which are jewelry/metal polishes and they work great on watches.

Thanks for the comments.

I'll try and get cape cod.

Also have tried Wenol in the past and its pretty good and gentle too on jewelery.

Cheers,

Steve

_________________
PAM 320 & 425