Casio TGW-10 Tri Graph Crystal Scratch Removal

[@hulk1568]

U did a marvellous job... The watch looks new now

[@Techsas]

Thanks, I tried haha

[@TheShmrsh]

no, they don't

[@davidhammond9336]

Good job, I use 2000 grit paper dry and then Brasso polish works great on acrylic.

[@7CharlesV]

Thanks again; cool video! You're going to have me lurking on the auction sites for diamonds in the rough like this one! Great outcome to your work (as usual!); as close to instant gratification as one can get, I suppose! Apologies if I missed it; is this an acrylic crystal? I'm assuming that because one cannot readily polish out scratches on mineral glass, correct? Thanks again!

[@Techsas]

Thanks! That's definitely acrylic!

[@zabdielalvarez5285]

YOU´R THE BEST

[@Techsas]

Thanks, I try.

[@Tyle_smalcu]

Good job

[@Techsas]

Thanks I tried.

[@joemv6479]

Hi, how are you? I follow your channel and I really like your watch modifications (I have some on my Casio) and I wanted to ask you if you know of any way to black out and be resistant to the crown of mechanical watches or the buttons of digital ones? Thank you very much and health for you and yours.

[@Techsas]

Hi! Thanks for watching. I'm not sure what do you mean by "black out". If you mean painting them black then I don't think paint will last long on buttons or crown.

[@kobball2437]

Looks good! Is there a light on that watch? or LED

[@cherepaha3]

Does this watch have calendar just till 2020?

[@rip20299]

amazing

[@Techsas]

Thank you!

[@MyLostToys]

Could i just big favor from you Techsas please? Could you please have a look at this Casio g-shock watch on ebay, as i am unsure if it is worth purchasing at the price for it's heavy scratches. here is the title of the watch - 1987 Vintage Casio G-SHOCK DW-5600C (691) "Speed" Japan H 3rd Gen - New Battery. Thank you :)