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what to clean Seiko metal strap with

MOC1972 · 2011-09-25 18:49:11

As above I have had the watch for a few years and wore it to work. I notice when it gets wet the strap will leave a stain on my arm what would you good people recomend to clean out all the joints by the way I have washed it with soap no joy it is water proof. Cheers;)

25-09-2011 6:49pm

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MOC1972

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As above I have had the watch for a few years and wore it to work.
I notice when it gets wet the strap will leave a stain on my arm what would you good people recomend to clean out all the joints by the way I have washed it with soap no joy it is water proof.
Cheers;)

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#2 25-09-2011 7:50pm

m4r10

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If you can, take the bracelet off the watch, leave it on a warm soapy water long enough for the gunk to soften enough and then with a tooth brush give it a good clean between the links.

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#3 25-09-2011 8:28pm

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There is a special metal bracelet cleaning solution available ...me, I just went to the shed and got out the brake cleaner spray . That, a bit of patience, a toothpick and a lint free cloth will do wonders

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#4 26-09-2011 9:53am

CarltonBrowne

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An ultrasonic cleaner? Like this perhaps?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/ultra-7000-ultrasonic-cleaner-223108

Don't forget to take the watch off the strap first .

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#5 26-09-2011 5:03pm

MOC1972

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Thanks for your help guys I think I will give the above a go.

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