How to get that Plexi Revived
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Preperations.
Light scuffs
First get the PlexiPlush microfibre and use the FREE Work Mat as a soft surface to rest the watch on.
Next, introduce a tin of PlexiRevive, shaking it to ensure a thorough and even mixture.
Deep scratches
First get the PlexiPlush microfibre and use the FREE Work Mat as a soft surface to rest the watch on.
Start the sanding process with the PlexiPads and Pad Buddy.
When the deep scratches are gone, introduce a tin of PlexiRevive, shaking it to ensure a thorough and even mixture.
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Step 1.
Make sure the watch crystal is clean. You can use a part of the PlexiPlush microfibre to remove any dirt or residue.
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Step 2. (Deep scratches)
Add an adhesive PlexiPad to the Pad Buddy and start sanding. Don't apply pressure and let the Pad Buddy do it's circles to ensure an even sanding. Make sure to stop sanding when the deep scratches are gone.
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Step 2. (Light scuffs) Step 3. (Deep scratches)
We always recommend our own PlexiPlush microfibre to ensure the cloth doesn't leave any scratches.
Add a small amount of PlexiRevive on the PlexiPlush and apply it to the acrylic crystal.
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Step 3. (Light scuffs) Step 4. (Deep scratches)
Start polishing! Move in even steady circles on the acrylic crystal. There's no need to go super fast of apply lots of pressure.
Stop polishing when PlexiRevive is fully been rubbed in. This is around one minute of polishing.
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Final step.
Rub the crystal clean with a clean part of the PlexiPlush and see if you notice any scratches left. If yes? Repeat the process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the watch crystal?
The "watch crystal" refers to the transparant part on the watch to see the dial.
Is my watch applicable for PlexiRevive?
Is your watch crystal made from an acrylic? Then yes!
How to see if my watch has an acrylic watch crystal?
Acrylic crystals feel like hardend plastic. Other watch crystal options would have a glass like feel.
Also try searching for the watch specifications online or ask us! Most vintage watches made before 1980's are supplied with acrylic crystals.
Plexiglass or Acrylic?
Plexiglass is the brand name of the transparant acrylic material by the German chemicus Otto Röhm.
Watch crystals made of acrylic materials are usually reffered to as Plexiglass in the world of watches.
Where to order PlexiRevive?
PlexiRevive can be ordered through the official store.
PlexiRevive dried out?
The lid was not screwed on correctly or it was left in the heat. Shit happens...
No but seriously. PlexiRevive does need a bit of care but you can revive it with a few drops of water!
We don't use any nasty silicones but a water-based mixture. So when water evoporates, just add it back in.
Watch our Revive PlexiRevive video here.
Where is PlexiRevive made?
The PlexiRevive formula is specifically made in Germany and packaged eco-friendly in The Netherlands.