I used it, it worked using the dremel with the polishing tool. One thing people need to be aware is that the deeper the scratch, more polishing is needed and at one point you are going to damage the screen. I almost completely removed a deep scratch I made but I started noticing that the glass was having some permanent marks left by the abrasive compound, and because of the high rotation of the dremel. So I decided to stop to leave it more like a dent. Also, this will completely remove the oleophobic coating from your screen, and it will be REALLY easy to leve your fingerprints on it - so the next best thing is going be installing a screen protector on it.
I thought my screen protector was on. Nope, now I have a few scratches. I will try this. It seems like a project but it’s a pandemic, I have all the time in the world.
I don't have an Apple watch, the product might not be here as I live in England but I did just sit through that spell bound. I think the music hypnotised me? Lol. Thanks.
Best video no matter what it's called. I figured it would take a serious polishing tool besides just a little stick, those other videos posted are jokes!!
Thank you so much it worked I used the rotary tool and polish together wow 😳. I brought a cheap one from Amazon 👍🏽‼️ Now the scratches are almost gone 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽‼️ Thank u again for sharing 🥰‼️
It didn't "work" because it looks like you stabbed the screen with Excalibur. The product is designed for 'light' scratches because it's actually removing a layer of glass. The deeper the scratch, the more glass you have to remove to match the depth of the scratch. The rotary tool "worked" because it's more efficient at removing material/glass.
It helps get the scratches off easier I tried using the tool that came with it but that was not working. So I got a cheap rotary and it worked the deep one u can barley see 🥰‼️ Hope this helped
The best way to make your scratch Apple watch look brand new, no matter how scratched, is to apply a UV glass protector. It will literally make it perfect with minimum effort.
I just got an Apple Watch SE for Christmas 🎄. About 2 weeks in I was in the kitchen making drinks for friends. My wrist just barely grazed the granite counter top and when I looked it left me with a good scratch. It starts at the top leading into the middle of the Watch with 3 little scratch divots in the middle (you can feel it with ur finger). It’s such an eyesore. I immediately got a screen protector after that. The rest of the screen is perfectly fine but I just got that one scratch driving me crazy. I can still see it through the screen protector. I’ve seen this product before and I saw it got bad reviews with just the stick. But I never thought of using a rotary tool. Now that I see it works really well with that I might give this a try. However I’m not sure if it’s worth it since the rest of the screen is fine and i got a screen protector for it. Im really the only one who notices it. However if I do, I probably won’t use all the product since the rest of the screen is fine (don’t wanna completely remove the fingerprint coating). I’ll put tape on the watch to isolate the scratch and will just work on that section. Wish me luck!
Apple uses great tech with cheap glass. Sapphire crystal is not that expensive and is scratch resistant. For the amount of money they charge us, they should use sapphire crystal.
apparently you shouldn't even polish it by yourself in the first place lol (because it removes the protective coating and when you do have scratches, it might possibly be just the outer/protective coating being scratched, not the actual screen layer underneath) so better to just cover the scratches with a screen protector!
This might be a little late but As a index owner I did research and although it won’t work on a index it does work on a quest but only a specific plastic one Do NOT just use the first one you see on Amazon look up the correct one
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding Thank you, I will do. I think I need one of those buffer tools your partner used to for a complete finish. I thought you might struggle with the very deep scratch.. but it came out great.
Great video. I also just scratched my new watch. Forgot to take it off when working on the dishwasher and put a few fairly deep scratches in the screen from the tile floor... I was looking at this product and glad to know it worked out, going to try it with my dremel! Thanks for the video!
@@abosworth It worked really well with the dremel. My scratches were about the same, and I think if they were just light that the kit would have worked as it comes. I have two small dimples now, but the rest of the face is perfect.
To be fair it didn't actually remove the scratches, this is supposed to smooth out the area around the scratch, with such big scratches as yours you basically thinned the glass to level out the scratch. This doesn't add material. This removes everything around the scratch to make it seem as if the scratch is gone. Now you have a dented, thin and more fragile screen with no oleophobic coating at all, which means it can break with corrosive chemicals and won't repel water off of the screen. This is meant for small scratches
Woah there buddy your harmonies are riding way to fast your only 5 years old and she’s 69 years old you gotta watch out for the petifilers and on top of that she’s just way to old for you as you are still learning how to speak and write while she is already retired.
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I used it, it worked using the dremel with the polishing tool. One thing people need to be aware is that the deeper the scratch, more polishing is needed and at one point you are going to damage the screen. I almost completely removed a deep scratch I made but I started noticing that the glass was having some permanent marks left by the abrasive compound, and because of the high rotation of the dremel. So I decided to stop to leave it more like a dent. Also, this will completely remove the oleophobic coating from your screen, and it will be REALLY easy to leve your fingerprints on it - so the next best thing is going be installing a screen protector on it.
That is why after doing this you need to use those nano tech ceramic coating scratch protector .
I thought my screen protector was on. Nope, now I have a few scratches. I will try this. It seems like a project but it’s a pandemic, I have all the time in the world.
It’s a good vid but stop staying iwatch!
Oops! Realized it’s Apple Watch
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding crApple Watch
I don't have an Apple watch, the product might not be here as I live in England but I did just sit through that spell bound. I think the music hypnotised me? Lol. Thanks.
you live under a rock? ofc they have apple stores in the UK
Do u know wat type of polish disc he used
Best video no matter what it's called. I figured it would take a serious polishing tool besides just a little stick, those other videos posted are jokes!!
Great work! I was thinking about doing the same thing with this product! Glad to know the dremmel works better!
WOW! 'YOUR' hands magically transformed into manly non nail polished hands! Great upload 😃
Thank you so much it worked I used the rotary tool and polish together wow 😳. I brought a cheap one from Amazon 👍🏽‼️ Now the scratches are almost gone 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽‼️ Thank u again for sharing 🥰‼️
This made me so happy!!! I’m so glad it worked for you!!
Will this work on a Samsung galaxy?
Does anyone know or recommend if you could use this on a phone?
It didn't "work" because it looks like you stabbed the screen with Excalibur. The product is designed for 'light' scratches because it's actually removing a layer of glass. The deeper the scratch, the more glass you have to remove to match the depth of the scratch. The rotary tool "worked" because it's more efficient at removing material/glass.
thank you for the explanation
"it looks like you stabbed the screen with Excalibur" pmsl
Pretty mind-blowing that this can be done without damaging the screen. Apple could offer a refresh service for cheap (I know lol apple).
@@dankspain Lol, have you missed all the indents left
after the procedure??? 10:16 to 10:34
@@dimplezdimples8451 Those indents were already there, the procedure smoothed the surface. The outcome is pretty good considering the damage.
So I have really minor scratches on my watch. They aren’t deep at all, still a little noticeable. Would this work to get those out?
Yes it will
I think you put protection glass at the end.. clever..😉
Can this stuff be used on the iPhone 11 screen???
Yes
That looked like a labor of love
Whats the buffing tool you used
It helps get the scratches off easier I tried using the tool that came with it but that was not working. So I got a cheap rotary and it worked the deep one u can barley see 🥰‼️ Hope this helped
Do you need the rotary to erase little scratches
I would say it was definitely a huge help, I wasn’t able to get them out with the tool provided
Hey! could you share more about the tools that your husband uses with the rotary?
The best way to make your scratch Apple watch look brand new, no matter how scratched, is to apply a UV glass protector. It will literally make it perfect with minimum effort.
Yo can u give some examples of products i live in germany
@@lFabules What do you mean, give you some examples?
I just want to say those where gashes in the screen of your watch not scratches. So you would need a power tool to get them out.
I just got an Apple Watch SE for Christmas 🎄. About 2 weeks in I was in the kitchen making drinks for friends. My wrist just barely grazed the granite counter top and when I looked it left me with a good scratch. It starts at the top leading into the middle of the Watch with 3 little scratch divots in the middle (you can feel it with ur finger). It’s such an eyesore. I immediately got a screen protector after that. The rest of the screen is perfectly fine but I just got that one scratch driving me crazy. I can still see it through the screen protector. I’ve seen this product before and I saw it got bad reviews with just the stick. But I never thought of using a rotary tool. Now that I see it works really well with that I might give this a try. However I’m not sure if it’s worth it since the rest of the screen is fine and i got a screen protector for it. Im really the only one who notices it. However if I do, I probably won’t use all the product since the rest of the screen is fine (don’t wanna completely remove the fingerprint coating). I’ll put tape on the watch to isolate the scratch and will just work on that section. Wish me luck!
Apple uses great tech with cheap glass. Sapphire crystal is not that expensive and is scratch resistant. For the amount of money they charge us, they should use sapphire crystal.
apparently you shouldn't even polish it by yourself in the first place lol (because it removes the protective coating and when you do have scratches, it might possibly be just the outer/protective coating being scratched, not the actual screen layer underneath) so better to just cover the scratches with a screen protector!
Will it work on lens like on oculus quest 2...
No idea, sorry!
This might be a little late but As a index owner I did research and although it won’t work on a index it does work on a quest but only a specific plastic one Do NOT just use the first one you see on Amazon look up the correct one
Is it really work? I don’t have dremel, can I use angle grinder (variable)?
I don't think that is a good idea. Dremels are cheap at Walmart
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding after applied not any tiny scratches?
@@edenbul6140 Nope all of the scratches were gone
Hello! I was just wondering if the kit came with the scrub that was put on the end of that tool? Thank you !
Yes the gray piece came with the kit
Do you know if this will work on "gorilla glass" on a cell phone?
I’m not sure, it might
You can use a Cork, it will be easy to control! Stops you going over the edge.
If you notice, polywatch glass polish can erase the oleophobic coating on that glass, but the scratch gone
Yes and then put a cover on the watch and it won’t scratch again
This helped , cheers!
I will try to find it
GOOD JOB
Damn this video is very informative. Glad to know that PolyWatch glass needs power tools to be effective.
LMAO...it's about time saved and RPMs...ughhhhhh
Thanks for the video! I cried all weekend thinking I’ve ruined my watch! But after watching this.. faith had been restored!
I was in the same boat!! If you have any problems let me know, I can try to help!
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding Thank you, I will do. I think I need one of those buffer tools your partner used to for a complete finish. I thought you might struggle with the very deep scratch.. but it came out great.
I’m not sure where you are from but you can get one at harbor freight for pretty cheap
Jenngee I’ve managed to source it, £9.99 thank you!
what Dremel head did your hubby use>?
It was from harbor freight, I honestly don’t remember the brand
This is helpful, thanks.
I mean whats the name of the tool plz
It’s a dremel rotary tool
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding thanks .. whats the model number please.
It is super old, if you type into google: dremel rotary tool, there are a lot of good ones
Kaustuv De Amazon has cheap ones that’s where I get mine
2300 yogi any names or suggestions please
Don't need it for screen does it work on metal part
I didn't use it on the metal part so I would be nervous saying it does
Probably not but you can find a cream the can fix the metal.
Same here looking for a cream to fix the metal part
What’s an “iWATCH”?
Nice man hands for a woman
Great video. I also just scratched my new watch. Forgot to take it off when working on the dishwasher and put a few fairly deep scratches in the screen from the tile floor... I was looking at this product and glad to know it worked out, going to try it with my dremel! Thanks for the video!
Let us know how you made out. Were your scratches as deep as hers? I'm wondering if the stick would work okay for lighter scratches.
@@abosworth It worked really well with the dremel. My scratches were about the same, and I think if they were just light that the kit would have worked as it comes. I have two small dimples now, but the rest of the face is perfect.
Apparently if you put water on it, the finish becomes more obvious is this true
After you use the cleaner?
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding from what I've heard
It did work for me like 75% better. I used a Dremel tool
Does the screen get thinner than it was before? How is the touch sensitivity after the polishing?
Well yes it get thinner, most probably about a 1 mm or less.
I like how she liked your comment but doesnt answer, these are some pretty crucial questions you're asking
Did you really need the rotary tool?
Yea I tried the tool that came with the glass repair and it wasn’t working, my scratches were pretty deep. The rotary tool really helped
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding interesting that you used any tools, as it's an obviously male hands on the video
Thanks for the help! Just used this on my watch and it worked great. Ignore all the people being rude!
I appreciate your support! Im glad that it worked out for you!
Thank you
At that point you might as well use any polishing product fluid. 😅
So i need to buy that machine too 😂💁 its better i will just replace the screen 😂😂😂😂
lol... "we " didn't do anything. "He" did it... sigh.. the life of a couple. :)
To be fair it didn't actually remove the scratches, this is supposed to smooth out the area around the scratch, with such big scratches as yours you basically thinned the glass to level out the scratch. This doesn't add material. This removes everything around the scratch to make it seem as if the scratch is gone. Now you have a dented, thin and more fragile screen with no oleophobic coating at all, which means it can break with corrosive chemicals and won't repel water off of the screen. This is meant for small scratches
Thank you for clarifying, I put a protective case around my watch so I wouldn’t get anymore scratches
Those were not her hands 😂
😂😂😂 I would hope not
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding you should have repair it yourself
It’s Apple Watch, not iWatch. For obvious reasons.
How about showing us the end result ffs!
She would def recommend the product while his husband does all the work 🤣 I would recommend him breaking with her.
You recommend what?
@@Dream_Destination_Wedding I would recommend him a 30 yo Thai girl
Gotta have a man do the work! SMART!
Why are you calling it an iWatch??
There is a glizzie attached to those hands lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣 my fiancé will love to hear that
Jenngee lol
Polishing needs friction. Doing it by hand is not easy. When using a tool, be careful.
What the hell is an iWatch
So you hired a guy to run this for you?
Ain’t no way you called it an iwatch lmao
I always use screen protector and a bumper case on my Apple Watch..
yup I use that now after I got the scratches out
Lmao did she shave her hands before and after fixing the scratches
Can’t tell the difference between guys hand and girls hands? Lmao
That can NOT be your thumbnail. Lol
I love you
Woah there buddy your harmonies are riding way to fast your only 5 years old and she’s 69 years old you gotta watch out for the petifilers and on top of that she’s just way to old for you as you are still learning how to speak and write while she is already retired.
@@prodigygaming802 69 really? Smh you must be 12
I don't get how this is her video yet there is a guy fixing her watch....
My fiancé did it for me
Wow really
❤️
What is an i watch? You mean Apple Watch ?
The best was her disappointed face...
Obviously wasn’t you doing the DIY.
Its apple watch not iwatch
Thank you so much for clarifying that
iWatch?
Lol
First for all it is not called iwatch the real name is Apple Watch ⌚️
Thanks for clearing that up!
Jenngee your welcome 🤗
Why in god’s name wouldn’t you show the end result close up? Too long.
Did you watch the video? I did show the watch close up. Also I didn't want to make it seem like it is a quick fix because it is not.
The product is crap I used without the power tool and it did absolutely nothing
Iphone 13 is so fragile and poor hardware quality
What’s an Iwatch? I think she needs a manicure. 🤪
I watch? Lol
Drives me nuts. It is an APPLE WATCH, not an “iwatch” 😏-js
IWATCH……🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is way too much work!
You are stunning! :)
Thank you!!
thanks for making my ears bleed with that intro
She has man’s hands! Hmmm 🤔
What a load of bullshit.. $20 for the product, $40 dollars for the dremmel and I noticed you didnt even show the end result !!!
I’m not going to take advice from someone who doesn’t even know what the product they are trying to repair is called....
Have fun having scratches on your iwatch then 😁
It worked for me with the rotary tool 🙌🏽🙌🏽