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It's really just trial and error til you get a system that works well on a particular section of the watch.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 17th, 2006 10:47 pm |
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On the bezel, I went in one direction...then switched and went the other way. I went from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock. As opposed to up and down in the scallops. I rolled the paper up the width of 2 toothpicks...and just skated the half pipe. You will develop a technique that works best and you will notice. I prefer the 12 to 6 o'clock as it is easier to cover more area smoother. The beauty of it is it is all reversible or easily corrected should you spot a section that is a bit off...you simply pass the paper over it again til it looks good. It's really just trial and error til you get a system that works well on a particular section of the watch.
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