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I use the same liquids but in a vintage Elma watch cleaning machine and have never experienced anything like that. What happens if you rub the housing with a piece of peg wood? Does the black colour come off? Elma Red 1:9 is ammonia-based. I wonder if ETA perhaps used some special alloy in this particular case that would react with the ammonia. Maybe the 58°C has something to do with it? I only use room temperature which of course is less efficient. Darkening of steel usually happens when subjected to the acid for de-rusting. Well, I'm just guessing. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Haha yes Rich, my back garden 😅 Lol Fuertaventura mate. -
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Back again, come on peeps, not many members are responding, are we burying our heads in the sand ? -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Aw fanks mate , thats the nicest thing anyone has said to me for ages 😅
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