TechDiamondTools Diamond Polishing Compound Polishing Paste 100,000 Grit 0-0.25 Micron for Marble Glass Metal Rock Jewelry Resin Silver Chrome Gemstone 25% Concentration Diamond Powder USA Made

Cutting and polishing gems

I use this product to remove scratches from my watch crystal.

I selected the grit of 1200. To remove deep scratches on the face of my smartwatch. I use a dremel tool for the application using the slow setting rpm. This product is amazing I was In doubt to begin with. but it took 3 to 4 application and the result it was better than I have expect it. I have used others products but nothing compared to this one.The picture showing the time on the wash is the final result.

First of all, this product is AMAZING.Okay, that said, here’s a more in depth review:It’s important to note that the pictures included with this review are a great example of how well the product works. They do not however, show the time it took to get these results. The polished ring (before on top, and after on bottom) took somewhere around 3 hours to sand and polish. The earring took a few minutes. The brass dresser knob took an hour. That knob was SO satisfying to polish. It was worth the hour of work, and left me needing to do the same to the other 7 knobs on my antique dresser.I used 3 things to get this polish to look so clean. First, I used some small wool drill tips to get into the small areas. Then I buffed everything out with the wool cloth. Then I finished polishing with a fine jewelry polishing cloth. The only product I used to get the polished clean look was the paste.I should note that you should definitely wear gloves when using this stuff because it gets nasty. Your hands will turn black. Also, the paste can get into open cuts and such and that can be painful.All that said, the proof of how amazing this stuff works is in my pictures. I 10/10 recommend this to anyone trying to polish anything!

I decided to give this a try as a stropping compound on leather for knives. While it is a little difficult to work with as it’s more of a paste than a liquid emulsion compound, it does work extremely well and a little goes a long way. For an extreme test I sharpened my kitchen knife which is VG-10 on a cerax 700 grit stone, then immediately went to a strop loaded with the 5k compound. Normally I wouldn’t jump that high, but it was a test. Much to my surprise, it was very effective in removing a good portion of the scratches left by the 700 grit stone. I look forward to trying other grits from this company as well. Considerably less than most diamond emulsion sprays from other knife oriented companies.

works as it should