can you use this on brushed stainless bands? Like Rolex?
1257611
You can which is exactly what I used it in. Its just ok. What works much better is Sunshine Polishing Cloth's.
1257612
A bit late to help Geoff, but the previous answer is absolutely incorrect. The instructions state specifically that the product is NOT for use on brushed surfaces. Use it on brushed stainless if you don't mind the surface becoming high luster. But if you want it to stay brushed, follow instructions. Tape off brushed areas before using.
1774223
I would imagine so. I used this on stainless steel, brushed nickel, and a few other generic metals and it works just fine. I even used it to buff a scratch out of my glasses.
1382097
PFERD has ones specifically for stainless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWDaLajF0Y4
1090448
It works fine on brushed stainless -but am not familiar with the spot resistant stainless. I guess, if it's spot resistant - do you even need to polish it? It is the easiest, best product I have found - it used to take me a long time to clean my appliances - and now - it's a matter of minutes.
1268855
I have only used it on copper rings, so I am not sure about stainless steel rings.
641196
I suppose you could. The watch holder is a solid foam block glued in place with slots cut out for the watches. Would be a bit of work and the results might not be very neat but I suppose it could work.
1804033
If you were responding to me, I didn't say it doesn't work on large watches. It should. I just never tried it on a big watch.
292411
Unfortunately not. This stuff works with the clear coating of the car paint. I believe they make scratch removers for crystal watch faces, but I cannot say if they really work as I have had no experience using those products. Take it to a jeweler for a repair estimate.
214752
Yes, Eastwood says you can, I haven't tried it stainless but for the price and how it works on other material it is a great buy. I would go to eastwood.com and call or email them, they are knowledgeable and can answer you question.
2053845
I have stainless steel hardware. A little goes a long way and works well. I would try putting just a small amount on a soft cloth so you wont scratch the polished nickel and give it a try.
1417176
I haven't tried it on stainless steel (other than for stuck on bits). I primarily use the Ringer XL on my cast iron or cast steel. But I do know that a bit of Bar Keeper's Friend with a dishcloth has worked wonders on my stainless steel pots for stains/spots.
1414240
I have only used it on silver and gold so far with great results. Maybe try a small amount on the clasp and see what happens?
1577148
I have the polished chrome which shines and is different than the brushed nickel. I don't know about stainless. I thought it had a shine too.
446836
yes, we use it on stainless steel. shines/ cleans nicely. it does take a bit of buffy to take off though. be prepared for a little elbow grease
1969221
It is very easy, first, the pins only come out in one direction. If the watch band is not marked with an arrow (like the Invicta) see if you can a split in the middle of the end of pin, if so, push from the other side. Keep every thing lined up straight and you should have no trouble pushing the pins out. To replace the pin, push the pin in solid end first , The split side expands to keep the pin in place.
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
262362
Yeah son, it'll clean shii, but u gotta use the dish soap huge difference with. It's real gentle don worry this machines got yo back like a chiropract. Bling bling. I use mine on the husbands watch and ring, aoww