Bergeon Professional Cleaning Rodico

Gets the job done and lasts forever

Perfect

This stuff is a watch modders best friend.

It’s the best you can buy.

I could probably use a tutorial on this stuff. Not as magic as it looks like on video's I have seen. But for the dreaded skin flakes & fingermarks-it works well enough.My main problem is keeping it fresh-I cut it & fold it back. But I feel I degrade the useful nature just by touching it. Started keeping it in a small baggie & that seems to help."That's Right Folks-Don't touch That Dial"Well if you do this will help clean up that mistake.

It doesn't leave residue and I didn't believe that until I used it. It can pick up dirt and oil off anything and is probably the easiest way to handle hands while installing them. This ended up being a much better watch making tool than I thought it would be.

Essential for the hobbyist, works much better than anything else I have used. I didn't submit a picture as it would look like the picture. Saving the video for my blog.

I have watched pros and hobby watch repair videos on YouTube and this material shows up as a regular. I am just starting to work on wrist watches with very small parts. It looked like Rodico was used quite a bit by the experienced players. I understand why now because this material is just about essential for very small parts and cleaning. It has saved me a lot of time and made some difficult work much easier.Thanks to too the YouTube posters. Your videos are super helpful; sold this stuff to me...