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

Perfect for polishing out small hairline scratches in a stainless steel watch e.g. a decent "silver" watch that's actually made of 316L stainless steel. I probably wouldn't use this on a plated or PVD gold/rose gold finish because of the possibility of polishing through the plating and not on a brushed stainless steel finish except to remove surface dirt and only lightly in the direction of the brushed finish. One packet is all you need - comes with two cloths in a sealable bag. Although it works really well on minor scratches and swirls it probably won't recover deeper scratches completely. So a nice looking watch looks perfect with just a few minutes effort. Also need a washed and clean duster to polish off the product. Put it on with the pink cloth and gently rub. Wait a few minutes and then polish off with the duster. Also used it on the stainless parts of a watch strap which are also likely to pick up small scratches. The two cloths work really well on almost perfect watches. The small area is easy to clean but wouldn't be effective on something that's too big. For minor polish, a leather strap can be left in place but for a major refurbishment it's best to remove the strap especially as can get into all the edges. For a sapphire glass it doesn't cause any problems. Best to avoid the area around the crown to prevent the polish getting into the mechanism. For a fiver and a few minutes effort the result is a perfect restoration - good goes back to perfect and especially worthwhile on an expensive watch e.g. spend 5 pounds to restore/shine a few 1000-2000 pound watch case is a good value proposition. Highly recommended.

These cloths are simply amazing - I have tried a number of expensive metal cleaners and dedicated Nickel polish products to clean a 10 year old tap that I have. I was just about to replace it (at a cost of around £500) when I tried these. With minimum effort my tap was as new! I then used this on a couple of old Rolex watches that I have - WOW, they again were like the day I bought them - simply fantastic product. As you can see I can't praise them enough. It's not often that you find a unique product for which there aren't dozens of viable alternatives that deliver to the standard of Cape Cod. I'm now about to buy the 'industrial size' tin of these as they work on all sorts of different metal types. Do follow the instructions regarding buffing off the polish rather than washing it off to achieve very best results. One other tip would be for smaller jobs to cut the cloths down in size my be to 5cm x 10cm (just saves using a whole cloth).

These cloths are soaked in the nicest smelling metal polish I have found - a sort of vanilla fragrance. The polish works well on silver, silver plate, brass and copper. I have found these cloths remove even quite deep tarnish. The resealable bag is useful and keeps the cloths moist. One cloth lasts through a couple of months' worth of weekly touch ups for photograph frames, fenders, scuttles, vases and other small items.

Great polishing cloths, they have made my watch straps look new. I would highly recommend!

Very effective

I had a deep scrach on the bezel, wear and tear marks on different parts of the bezel and clasp and a 2mm scratch on the crystal sapphire face I could feel with my finger. I was told by 2 different places - Ernest Jones jewelers where I bought the watch from and a watch repair shop called 'In Time' both places said it was too deep to polish out and would need a replacement. I also had a 2mm scratch on the crystal sapphire watch face that i could feel and was told this would need replaced. The estimate for the bezel and watch face from both shops were both well over £500.00. I did some research on the web and on the recommendations from different watch forums I bought Cape Cod polish to try to eliminate the deep scratch on the bezel of my Omega Seamaster Professional and was about to order some diamond lapping paste for the crystal sapphire scratch. After 5 mins of applying Cape Cod along the scrathches then in circular motions, letting it dry and then appyling another coat, letting it dry and finally buffing off with my sunglasses cleaning cloth; the light wear and tear marks and the marks on the clasp all but disappeared, the deep scratch in the bezel was improved dramatically and softened to the point where it wasnt noticable (unless you were really looking for it)and completely by surpirse the scratch in the crsytal sapphire had reduced down to the size of a dot, I applied another lot of the product for a further 5 minutes and the scratch had completely vanished! I did not belive it at first and checked it under every light sourse in the house, took it outisde in the sun, back in held the watch close under a mag lite to tripple check and to my immense satisaction it had completely gone! Really impressed, the product went beyond my realistic applications. As the crystal sapphire scratch is gone and the deep scratch on the bezel is at the point where I do not notice it so it does not bother me, Ive just saved at least £495! It can be a bit messy when applying....but not really a con though is it?

A good polishing cloth for your old metals to regain the original sparkling. However if you are looking to polish small scratches than search something else. Does what is says so be aware before buying. This give the natural shine to your metals and not polishes the scratches.

Polishes a little but not a miracle cure for deep scratches. Mask up your watch carefully with tape and use Autosol... works much better for repairing light damage.