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Repairing Scratched Sunglass Frames

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Date: 10/23/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Miscellaneous > Eye Glasses  
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Does anyone know how to get scratches out of sunglass frames? Not the lenses but frames. I accidentally left them on top of my car and drove off. I'm having the lenses replaced but the frames got kind of scratched up. They are my favorite pair of sunglasses and not to mention they were expensive so I want to try to salvage them. Thanks.

Leah from Bellevuem, Washington
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By carnation037 (86) Profile Contact
I would try an emory board/file. Use the coase side first,
then the finer side. I've used it before on other
plastics and it has worked.

Posted on 10/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By RuralAngel (17) Profile Blog! Contact
I lost a Superman Movie by leaving it on the hood of my car. The movie rental place wanted $79 to replace it! So I waited two weeks and called them back. I asked when Superman goes on sale. They said it goes on sale in 2 weeks for $19.99. So I mailed them a check two weeks later for $19.99. They were not very happy, but I save $68.01. Maybe your sun glasses will go on sale.

Posted on 10/24/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Red Neck (Guest Post)
Plastic or metal?

Scratches in plastic, if the color is embedded in the plastic, can often be removed with Novus plastic polish. It comes in three grits; one starts with the coarse grit and progresses to the fine grit. It requires a lot of hard rubbing but the results can look wonderful.

Metal is trickier and may not be practical if it had a shiny finish. If it's metal check with a jeweler. It may be cheaper just to get new frames.

Posted on 10/23/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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