Soap Scum On Resin Band After Showering?

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How about just a nylon bristle brush and some elbow grease, then rinse with clean water. I have used a toothbrush or this small rectangular brush that I think is supposed to be for scrubbing fingernails.
I wear my water-“proof” watches in the shower because I like to know what time it is. 😉
I tend to get the whitish film mainly on the underside of the band that is against my wrist, probably because it doesn’t get rinsed as well.
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Dawn, White Vinegar… 50/50 mix.

ATB,
Sam

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use vinylex on my watch collection. Gets off anything except bug spray and keeps the resin supple.

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I got bug spray on mine and it looks like :censored:!
#18Kryptonian, Nov 26, 2014

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I got bug spray on mine and it looks like :censored:!

I expect the bug spray had DEET in it…. DEET cuts through plastics like Alien blood.

ATB,
Sam

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I got bug spray on mine and it looks like :censored:!
Only solution is to give it a rit dye bath.

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Or maybe switch your soap? “Your not fully clean until you’re zestfully clean”! Zest advertises it doesn’t leave that sticky soap residue.

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I don’t usually let it bother me. However, if you want to get it off without soaping it up, maybe try a stiff toothbrush and warm water?

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I don’t usually let it bother me. However, if you want to get it off without soaping it up, maybe try a stiff toothbrush and warm water?
This works. Ive tried it.

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Soft tooth brush and running water.

Beware though, tooth brush and tooth paste can put fine scratches on polished metal area

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