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Seiko SNGZ15 case
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 Seiko SNGZ15 caseHi All,
I'm going to mod my Seiko SNGZ15 with Yobokies' stuff and I'd like to polish the sides and the bezel that is, now, bead/sand blasted. Does anybody know if it is possile just using the Dremel or I have to sand before? Thanks a lot! _________________ Alessandro Please apologize for my English! 
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case I wouldn't use a dremel, as you could easily remove too much material. Start out with sandpaper...maybe around 600 and working your way up to 1500-2000... by hand. You can finish off with Never dull. If you want to give it a brushed look, use the red scotchbrite pad. This is how I've done it but I'm sure there's some alternate ways. Above all...take your time
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case
Thanks a lot! With Dremel I meant with polish wheels only _________________ Alessandro Please apologize for my English!
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case If you polish a sandblasted surface with a rotary tool you are going to get a dull finish with tiny bumps.
I would try doing what he said. _________________ Panerai reference pictures (update: Jun/3/2016) https://mega.co.nz/#F!8R0FWaoS!IAasZXfb14Z7R1H6CLYp6w http://instagram.com/emisansev |
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Joined: Mon Mar 07, 2011 6:59 am Posts: 85 Location: Milano Country:
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case Thanks mates.
I will try and keep you in touch [SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES] Inviato dal mio P023 utilizzando Tapatalk _________________ Alessandro Please apologize for my English!
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| Tue Dec 13, 2016 11:14 am |
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Joined: Mon Mar 07, 2011 6:59 am Posts: 85 Location: Milano Country:
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case Hi guy,
So I've followed your advices and this is what I've done     Sorry for the crappy Phone pics Inviato dal mio GT-I9195 utilizzando Tapatalk _________________ Alessandro Please apologize for my English!
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Moderator Joined: Sun May 22, 2011 12:30 pm Posts: 5690 Country:
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case That looks good and professional
_________________ Panerai reference pictures (update: Jun/3/2016) https://mega.co.nz/#F!8R0FWaoS!IAasZXfb14Z7R1H6CLYp6w http://instagram.com/emisansev |
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Joined: Mon Mar 07, 2011 6:59 am Posts: 85 Location: Milano Country:
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Re: Seiko SNGZ15 case
Thank you! I will open a 3D when I'll start my build. I'm waiting for the parts from Yobokies and a new movement (Seiko NH35) Inviato dal mio GT-I9195 utilizzando Tapatalk _________________ Alessandro Please apologize for my English!
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