Ti maintenance?

[Lucky Bob]

Actually for my new watch (http://www.seikousa.com/Product.aspx?productId=145 ), not for a knife, but I figured titanium's titanium... I think I remember people talking about touching up brushed titanium with scotchbright or some such.
I figured I'd ask before I took a scrubby pad to my brand new watch!

 

[Way-O]

If it's brand new, why do you want to touch it up?

 

[M Wadel]

go hi grit (2000+)and its problably gonna be shinier than before

 

[Lucky Bob]

Cuz watches get scratches... especially when I'm wearing them. :grumpy:

Especially the double-foldover clasp, the smaller clasp has already started to wear away the brushing on the larger one.

 

[Death's Head]

Use an old Scotchbrite pad so that it will not be so coarse. Then rub with the grain and tadaaaa! New watch again!

 

[Lucky Bob]

Use an old Scotchbrite pad so that it will not be so coarse. Then rub with the grain and tadaaaa! New watch again!

Woot, I was right! Yay for remembering random shite!