Place on a tip of pegwood for precision control over your cleaning and placement of parts.Don’t force it down into a jewel as it could possibly remove too much of the fresh oil.This includes where you store it while not in use, avoid leaving it in warm areas like directly below a bench light or next to a heated cleaner. Don’t use Rodico on warm watches, warm parts, or warm tools, as it will turn to a slime consistency from the heat.Prolong the life of your Rodico by keeping it wrapped up when not in use to prevent from drying out and breaking easily.Rodico will darken in color as it becomes soiled, heavily used Rodico can be re used for dirtier applications such as: cleaning up your work space before repairs, temporarily sticking tools or parts in for quicker access during repairs, and can be used as an aide in unscrewing case backs.
Pull off a small piece and form before applying.Use it sparingly, a little goes a long way.Removes dirt and oils from jewelry as well!.Use to grip and open a case back without marring the case.Hold or position a watch part or tool at your workbench.Works great to easily pick up and maneuver small watch parts like jewels and screws.Cleans Movement Plates, Bridges, Dials, Balance Pivots, Train Wheel Pivots, and Gears.Remove oil and fingerprints from watch parts.Take a look below at the many ways you can use Rodico cleaning putty and learn expert tips on getting the most use out of a single bar of Bergeon 6033 Rodico. Due to the consistency of the putty it gives you precise control over where and what you are cleaning or grabbing. Although the original green putty was designed to clean small and delicate watch parts, it’s just as commonly used for a variety of other handy reasons while working on watches. Call it what you want, magic, a watchmaker’s best friend, watchmaker’s putty, no matter how you put it the little bar of Bergeon Rodico cleaning compound is something a watchmaker should never go without.
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