How do you clean Titanium?
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From: Hilton Head Island
I have had a titanium Citizen Eco-Drive watch for 5 years - absolutely no discoloration or tarnishing whatever. Titanium is extremely resistant to corrosion, and there should be no need for any polishing or finishing. It is also extremely hard, and has very high resistance to scratching.
P.S. In a few weeks, I will have a couple of small titanium rods inserted between my third and fourth lumbar vertebra (spinal fusion). If you can wait 20 or 30 years, we can have them pulled out post mortem, and we can check for staining and corrosion.
P.S. In a few weeks, I will have a couple of small titanium rods inserted between my third and fourth lumbar vertebra (spinal fusion). If you can wait 20 or 30 years, we can have them pulled out post mortem, and we can check for staining and corrosion.
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Originally posted by wanabe
good point chazmo...
imo, the tips should be polished to keep them clean, but i dont know whether the spugen stuff will remove the blue (thats the part that shows your pipes have been smokin!- and thats what many folks want to have on their pipes).
good point chazmo...
imo, the tips should be polished to keep them clean, but i dont know whether the spugen stuff will remove the blue (thats the part that shows your pipes have been smokin!- and thats what many folks want to have on their pipes).
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From: Central Massachusetts
Are you guys Ti haters? 
Shoot, I'd have an entire car made of Ti if I could; screw CF. No paint, no nuthin'. You could hit it with a torch and it would only look COOLER... That's my idea of durability. Call it bling if you want -- I'd take it!
Shoot, I'd have an entire car made of Ti if I could; screw CF. No paint, no nuthin'. You could hit it with a torch and it would only look COOLER... That's my idea of durability. Call it bling if you want -- I'd take it!
