CONSUMABLES


Clock Restoration & Watch Dial Repair


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CLOCK RESTORATION & WATCH DIAL REPAIR Bluing Salts


Bluing Salts - HoroSolv


A crystallized copound bluing salts used to facilitate the bluing of steel. Heat up crystals which will elt and for a liuid. erse ite whilst lifting out occasionally to allow oidation to take place.


icrobre - Swabs


 icrobre head swabs  Etreely sall bres allow the trapping and absorption of iniscule dirt particles and solvents.  ndividual approiate diensions


Shapes  Sizes diaeter  head length  overall length  Bud - 3  3    Rectangular lat -  width      Rectangular lat -  width    3  Rectangular added -  width      Rectangular added -  width    


Code


S35534 S35530 S35532 S35537 S35538


Description Bud Shape Head


Rectangular, Small Flat Rectangular, Large Flat Rectangular, Small Padded Rectangular, Large Padded


Cleaning Swabs - Rubber Head (Rubystick)


UOM Price PACK*25


PACK*10 PACK*10 PACK*25 PACK*10


£2.45 £1.45 £2.85 £2.15 £1.65


 HoroSolv  Bluing Salts  Supplied in a jar  g


Code B0131


Description Bluing Salts


Brass Restorer Brass Restorer - Rustins


deal for restoring ites, which ay be cleaned by applying Rustins Brass Restorer with a brass brush B or dipping sall ites. Also ay be used for cleaning copper and bronze. deal to restore clock parts, antiue furniture ttings, door handlesknockers, ornaents and sculptures etc.


How to use  Brass, copper, bronze ay be cleaned by applying Rustins Restorer with a brush or dipping sall ites


 After a few inutes rub with Steel ire ool 33 and wash with water


 Then dry with a clean paper towel  The surface can then be polished with ops and abrasives and prevented fro tarnishing by using our Horola 


Rubber - Swabs - Rubystick


 Rubber head swabs  Also know as Rubystick swabs  eaves no lint or bres behind  Etreely porous and ideal for cleaning high tech euipent, jewellery and watches  ndividual approiate diensions


Shapes  Sizes diaeter  head length  overall length  3      .    


Code


S35525 S35524


Description


Rubber Head Swab, Small Rubber Head Swab, Large


UOM Price PACK*5


PACK*5


£3.75 £4.25


 l Code


B33529 Description Brass Restorer, Rustins


UOM Price 125ML


Clock Case Restorer - Curator


UOM Price 250G


ial Enael - atches or locks - Swiss ade


 ial enael for the repair of watch dials  deal for ing cracks and chips on old pocket watch dials


£10.65


 an be applied as layers to ll deep cracks or iperfections


 se ne abrasive paper and polishing paste to sooth


akes  A Swiss  Bergeon Swiss


Dial Enamel, A*F Swiss


ial Enael - A Swiss - hite


A new liuid enael for the repair of watch dials. The enael is hardened by curing with an ultra violet light source and hardens within a few inutes.


 A Swiss  hite  g   uring ap 


Code D0416 Description Dial Enamel, A*F Swiss £2.95


Dial Enamel, Bergeon


ial Enael - Bergeon Swiss - hite


Heat a knife blade and take a sall uantity of elting enael. ut it iediately to the daaged part of the dial.


 Bergeon   hite  Heat before use


Code D0417 Description Dial Enamel, Bergeon


UOM Price 12G


£9.75


UOM Price 15G


£38.10


 l, l or  itre Code


Description


C0344 C0345 C0346


120ml Curator Case Restorer 284ml Curator Case Restorer 1 Litre Curator Case Restorer


Dial Enamel for Watches or Clocks


UOM Price 120ML


284ML 1LT


£6.50


£12.95 £29.85


Denim Apron See Page 614


lock ase Restorer - urator


Helps restore original beauty of wood, reoving dirt, griy waes etc, without disturbing french polished surfaces. Apply sparingly with a soft dry cloth, working on a sall area at a tie. olish with a clean soft cloth.


 urator  ood case Restorer


Abrasive Blocks See Page 932


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