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PostPosted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 3:31 pm 
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Hi mate
My Ti seawolf was also polished when i got it.
I first used one of those brushing pads but i think they scratch more
than they brush.

I found one of the wifes old nail buff pads,you know the ones with three grades/colours of coursness.
This made it very easy to brush the Ti in straight lines following the machining grain of the metal.

For the crown i used the ebay Ti brush.
When the Ti gets that grey coating after a few weeks it looks factory. :-))

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Breitling Steel Superocean Heritage
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looks great. but dont let the bad polish job ruin your impression of polished titanium. i have an oris that is part polished from factory and its "just like stainless"......


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