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I have a high polished stainless 316L watch case that I want to put a satin finish on, it is new without dents or nicks.
I have a variable speed dremel with differing tips. Any help out there on how to do this correctly? Thanks! Jon |
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A satin finish would require using scotchbright or brightex or a similar material.
See http://www.caswellplating.com/brightex.htm. This won't fit on a dremel, but illustrates the kind of material you need.
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