Thank you so much!

Ey thanks dude! Glad you like :)

Great question! Metal is a bit different, really all you should need to do is use some scotch-brite on any polished or clear coated areas. Deep scratches will still show through a bit though, problem is you Don’t really want to sand the metal, possibly polishing compound to remove the scratches. Then yes, use a metal paint if possible, maybe rustoleum enamel 👍

Not too much but a bit in the parts that bend. Everything on the bezel stays good, just make sure it’s acrylic paint if possible 👍

Yes good question. I used both acrylic and rusto paint and primer. the acrylic did crack a bit but not the paint and primer, even at full flex.

@@youngwarriorfineart thanks for the info

this is the Timex model # if you're not keen on clicking on added links: TW5M06300

@@martinyoung779 No this is a Casio Gshock model GW-6900

Hello! Yes if you can remove the original paint that would be recommended 👍

@@youngwarriorfineart Hows the process? And how about if removing only the paint of wording?

Yes I bought a watch repair kit on Amazon, should have one in there or can maybe buy that tool individually too.

Great question 👍 The Rustoleum paint I used does work well. Probably the best paint would be Angelus acrylic leather paint because it is flexible but it would still wear off on contact. Let me know if you find anything too!

Yes acrylic is the choice because it’s the most flexible. Still should clean it up a bit at least 👍

@@youngwarriorfineart what would you suggest I use for the cleaning process? Maybe wipes or something?

@@Tedpopovich yes, nothing too strong even just a cloth and water. Just to remove any small amounts of dirt or oil and stuff.

Holding up well! There are some spots that have worn off, mostly on the bezel. I don’t wear it a lot though either.

The paint that stuck the best was rustoleum paint and primer, it has the big 2X on the front. Home Depot usually has it. I’m still trying to find the best paint though because as the rusto did best, it still did come off in spots where the watch hits things. Let me know how it goes for you!

try to use kyrlon clear for finishing

Any ideas?

Yes the surface of the watch is meant to repel everything even paint, I’ve also had some issue with certain paint sticking. The best I think is the rustoleum brand 2in1 paint and primer. Also make sure it can dry for a few days at least.

Mostly Rustolem 2in1 paint and primer, it sticks well if you clean the surface first.

The Rustoleum 2in1 paint and primer, good stuff. You can find it at Home Depot if you have that around.