Having broken the replacement crystal whilst pressing it in , not wanting to order another I thought i'd have a go at improving the original.
Unfortunately I didn't do a before , just a during and after shot .
The original was in quite a mess with some deep scratches that wouldn't polywatch out ,but it was free from any cracks.
So with nothing to loose I set about it with p400 wet and dry (p600 would of been better probably but thats all I had)
Gently rubbing in one direction then turn 90 degrees again rubbing in one direction.
First pic is after the rubbing down to remove the deep scratches then pic 2 is after polishing with polywatch and cotton wool
I've read about this method but never tried it , but will certainly use it again
Unfortunately I didn't do a before , just a during and after shot .
The original was in quite a mess with some deep scratches that wouldn't polywatch out ,but it was free from any cracks.
So with nothing to loose I set about it with p400 wet and dry (p600 would of been better probably but thats all I had)
Gently rubbing in one direction then turn 90 degrees again rubbing in one direction.
First pic is after the rubbing down to remove the deep scratches then pic 2 is after polishing with polywatch and cotton wool
I've read about this method but never tried it , but will certainly use it again