Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
I got a good deal on a new Save the Ocean solar chronograph in black IP, but I don't like the shiny black. I'm wondering if it could be bead blasted?
Re: Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
Wouldn’t that likely break through the coating?
Re: Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
Is there a way to go from gloss black to aged black?
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Re: Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
They could tumble it, much like they do with stonewashed knives.HapaHapa wrote:Is there a way to go from gloss black to aged black?
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Re: Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
I have a hunch you'd end up with a "distressed" ion-plated surface, which might look cool. I doubt the bead blasting will cleanly remove the ion plating. Go for it!
Re: Anyone bead blast Seiko black IP coating?
Ala Gruppo Gamma Vanguard vintage aged steel. Also same on one of the newer metal G’s. A very cool PVD look.
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