Should I be using this product on a rose gold watch band?
443087
Yes, it works on all metals It has worked great for me on yellow and rose gold watches.
443088
I did not try this on rose gold so I cannot honestly answer that question. It has not harmed my solid gold or sterling silver at all.
443089
I have used mine on silver only and it truly is amazing. I have never used it on rose gold or gold. If the watch is solid gold, I would think it should be fine. I would test it first on a small less visible corner (? on the band). Sorry that I have not used it on Gold, so cannot be more helpful.MK
1658870
You can use any "Ant" band from any brand. Like Garmin for example. It's compatible with your watch.
2108453
I would need to know more about what you are talking about to possible help you. But if you have a watch like I have I had to find a very small screw which was holding a very tiny piece of metal resting on the battery. I needed jewelry tools.
1780154
Great on white gold. It will not harm the rhodium plating. Just do not leave your jewelry in it soaking for hours or overnight. Follow the instructions.
267312
Oh! I'm sorry to hear that! I think you should try to cover the band with leather or something!Coz i never meet such a situation! ^^Hope you enjoy that dude!
1023154
This tool is adjustable and works with many brands of wrist watches that I own. It comes with different pieces that matches several watches. I would try it. Still cheaper than paying $$ to watch repairers to change your bartery. Hopefully this helps.
1640351
I have used this with great success for years on jewelry. I even use it on my good gold. Use a small soft toothbrush to clean the crevices. It will take some time. Make sure you rinse the piece clean. If this doesn't clean as you wish you should use a chemical tarnish liquid first then the foam. Your pieces will be beautifully clean , shining and resistant to tarnish for longer. This is a great polish and the quickest one I have ever used. Good luck.
1473299
I would say yes. I actually still have to wrap the band around at least on one hand. You shouldn't have a problem at all : )
2279571
If its links are like those you see in watches then it will work. I looked online how a willis judd bracelet look and based on what i saw il say this thing will work to remove the links.
1969219
Best to detach watch band from watch (I didn't) ... lay band flat with arrows on back of band going away from the device that will be pushing the pin out. Be careful to line up the pin that is pushing to the hole in the watch band (try this only on links that have an arrow) .. turn handle to push pin out of the link (if lined up, comes out easily) ... My first pin came out easily, then I broke 4 pins trying to get the next pin out to remove the link, because I didn't have it lined up right. the pins will break if not lined up properly. After getting 2 pins out and removing the link, replace one pin to reconnect the links (push in and then tap in until it is in all the way and you are done. there seems to be another knob on the side that I'm not sure how to use or what the purpose is unless it is to finely adjust the position, so you can line up the pin to push it out. Be patient and be sure to line it up or you will break the pins, like I did. I was cautious with the last one (because I only had one left) and got the job done. If this instruction doesn't help enough, I would suggest searching on-line and you should be able to find a video showing exactly how to use the device to remove this type of watch link.
218908
If the watch is non-precious metal, the paint should adhere, but it will not give you a precious metal result. If the watch is precious metal, there should be no need to paint it. In either case, I doubt the watch will look "new again". In order to accomplish that feat, you will need to purchase a new watch.
58811
I have not had to buy another band as yet, but looking at the fitting, it appears that a generic one will work. The band does not appear to be specific to the watch. Any jeweler or watch repairer should be able to supply a band to fit it.
163636
i dunno. would guess it might peel off easily. also, though the paint is a beautiful color, the rose undertone is very subtle, perhaps much lighter than in the jewelry.
1065230
I would hesitate using it on something that delicate. It left a ring on my polyester pants. However, it came out in the wash.
956695
I only used it once and my ring is still looking amazing after more than 6 months of daily wear! I used a very small amount on my ring which was badly tarnished and still have more than 3/4 left! It's an excellent product!! Highly recommend it for tungsten rings!
1235813
1) Nuances in color scheme probably would be the utmost difference... And check the kit for extra pins (they break easily). 2) Yes, you could resise every braclet with this device, but be prepeared to do some fine alignement, if, for example, bracelet is tinner then the averege one for witch the device was designed. 'Coz it could by adjusted for ticker one, but not for very thin (and both ny watches as it happens fall into that category). Oh, and it alse couldn't work with bracelets wider than 23mm (0.9in.) or so. Anyway, with mine, I resised 2 watches without any problems (Seiko SNAE69, and Timex T2N499), but friend of mine, who I give it to just couldn't do it properly and spend loads of time, scratching bracelet in the process (and breaking 2 pins...). My point is: it is hard (not to mention naive), to expect from the piece that costs few baks to work well for everything and everyone;)
334319
I usually only use this product on silver or silver plate and there is no need for soaking at all.....just a quick dip. I would recommend that you take your ring to a jeweler and let them steam clean and polish your ring. Most of them will do this for you at little or no cost.