Plastic watch crystals scratch very easily with the result that they soon look unattractive. Replacement of the crystal is not normally possible, especially where watches have plastic cases. For the first time, consumers can remove scratches rapidly and cheaply from their plastic watch crystal by carrying out an easy-to-follow "do-it-yourself" procedure.
How it Works
The plastic crystal is very slightly dissolved and ground down by tiny abrasive particles. The edges of the scratch marks are then smoothed off and the cracks filled in with some of the original plastic from the watch crystal.
The Application
Apply polyWatch to the watch crystal.
Polish the scratched areas for 2-3 minutes with great pressure at a right angle to the scratches, using a piece of cotton wool.
Deep scratches need to be treated more than once. Finally, remove any remaining polyWatch with a cloth.
The tube contents of 5 ml is sufficient for approximately 10 uses.
The plastic glass is very slightly dissolved and ground down by tiny abrasive particles. The edges of the scratch marks are then smoothed off and the cracks filled in with some of the original plastic from the watch crystal.
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