Will this remove scratches from sunglasses lenses?
2009033
I have used this polish with a high speed buffer on acrylic and plexiglas motorcycle windshields with good results. Who knows what your sunglass lenses are made of? It might be cheaper to replace the sunglasses.
2009034
As long as it's plastic lenses it should remove fine scratches. Also works on cds and dvds.
72335
Just a novice, but I installed a 52mm screw-on UV filter on the front of the lens to protect it from scratches. This keeps dirt off the lens and allows me to clean only the filter with alcohol wipes without fear of damaging the lens. If the UV filter gets scratched, it is easily, and most importantly, inexpensively replaced. Check with a real camera store for cleaning materials for lenses. On-line searches for camera forums should also provide a wealth of information.
686841
I don't know. It has always been my impression that nothing can fix scratches in Lexan. Only windshields made of polymethylmethacrylate (Plexigas) can be polished.
1122016
I'm not sure about glasses. I used it for an acrylic fish tank. But what I do know is, if the scratches are deep it required sanding with sandpaper first. If sanding is required then you want to work up to a really fine grit paper (minimum of 2000 grit). if you think the lenses are plastic then it should work. Or if the glasses are ruined it's a fairly cheap way to try to save them. I've been really impressed with the product and on plastic it does work well just not for deep scratches like they say stage 3 is for. I've also used it to restore headlights and worked great!
1860
No it will not there is a different one for Xbox and here is a link to the websitehttp://www.digitalinnovations.com/product-category/laser-lens-cleaning/
125944
I've only used it so far on a vintage Rolex acrylic watch crystal with excellent results against a scuff. Only needed bottle #2. #3 appears to be much more gritty and should remove deeper scratches. I suppose it all depends how deep your scratches and scuffs are on your toys. The smaller size is so inexpensive that it's probably worth the try.
1479331
As far as I know it will not help with scratches. But you might give it a try anyway. A least you would have clean scratches.
696259
I really have no idea. I guess it could remove scratches, but I would contact the manufacturer: http://www.novuspolish.com
1068390
I have no doubt it will but I can't say for sure. I bought it to remove the coating on my eyeglasses, which I can say does NOT do.
2164851
I don't think it would work, cuz rubbing compound is designed for paint scratch. Search for NOVUS 2 Plastic Fine Scratch Remover, it works great for polishing headlights. I can vouch for that.
181014
it works great on my prescription glasses. It works better if they are clean though.
1873912
I've used it successfully on scratched CDs and CVDs. It can remove relatively light scuffs but there is some limit- it seems that really ugly scratches can't be fixed. I've tried using 1200 grit wet/dry sandpaper on these, followed by the Novus. It works but you have maybe a 25% success rate.
1535123
Yes, it will work for that. You will be able to see where you used it. I would just use a small amount on the scratches.
1475764
do not know I just tried you use soap and water but its not working to get the scratches out
370224
Shouldn't be a problem. It does not remove scratches though. Use polishing compound or super-fine grit paper for that.
676268
I agree with Helen (previous answer). It worked well to shine up our unpainted canoe, but it did not remove scratches.
1093161
Unfortunately, no. Once a lens is scratched, there is no way to buff it out or anything. :(