Cleaning your watch

I've seen YT vids of folks using Nail Polish remover and a Q-Tip. Knowing what I know now, I don't particularly think that's such a great idea, especially with a white resin band that will easily turn yellow, or just chip and show its yucky color underneath.

I'm a fan of a local company (www.griotsgarage.com) and he makes quite a few car detailing specialty stuff, including plastic cleaners and polishes. Next time I'm at the store, I'll ask if they've got something for a resin-based plastic . . . (/shamelessplug)

Also, if someone feels authoritative enough, would you step up and do a write-up, or a how-to, or an FAQ, etc of G-Shock cleaning? If it's good enough, it should be made a sticky as well, so that others who are searching will quickly find an answer to something that I assume is a fairly-common question.

Did anyone end up doing this? Im trying to find a good cleaning method for my gs.

Zippo and toothbrush

Well I ended useing hand soap and a toothbrush. Came out so clean very happy with. Looks like new

Hey all, just make sure the tooth brush is new and not had toothpaste on it. Toothpaste is abrasive and can damage the plastic.

Yeah was new.