Will this work to repair scratches/discoloration on plastic eyeglass frames? Not the lenses, but the frames.
2063863
Absolutely! Anything plastic. Try the number 3 first if the scratches are deep. I have used two bottles of each on various projects including motorcycle clusters, headlights, etc. and I love it.
2063864
If you need to remove small scratches in plastic then yes. This is what glider pilots use to clean the plastic around the cockpit.
2063865
It should work fine, I used it on a pair of frames that were black & clear. The clear part was dull and white in spots, the polish restored the clear part and polished the black to a nice sheen! Try it on the inside first, and go from there!
1122020
The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
696257
I used it on some clear plastic lenses. It left a bunch of small scratches all over. I wouldn't use it on anything I really cared about.
696259
I really have no idea. I guess it could remove scratches, but I would contact the manufacturer: http://www.novuspolish.com
1214430
Yes, I used on my polarized sunglasses. Came out streak free and coul barely notice the old scratches.
1506286
Yes. I routinely use it on professional quality lenses. Use air first to ensure there is no debris to scratch lens, also keep cloth in ziplock bag to ensure it's clean and stop using it on lenses after a few uses if you want to be careful.
1494451
It should work. Just remember that this is a rubbing compound. I use it on clear plastic as well as painted models with success. I'm very pleased. Go easy and you should be OK.
562252
I have no experience of that, so I can't answer your question. I used it on glasses worn inside a helmet in a race car--worked great for that.
787235
While this is a terrific little tool, it would not be suitable for eyeglass repair. The bits are contained in the stem of the tool (in the screwdriver part not the handle)
1093162
sorry I don't know about eyeglasses but it removed scratches from my cell phone glass.
1363165
I wouldn't attempt to use this on glass. As others have mentioned; it is solely designed to be used on headlights which are made of plastic. So in that regard... if you are trying to buff something plastic, then go ahead; if glass, I would avoid it.
1408940
Hello If the scratches are light, it will certainly remove them. Just be careful with the polishing mediums you use.
1681993
It would remove scratches from uncoated glass or tempered glass lenses (dunno about plastic and polycarb). HOWEVER, by changing the thickness of the lens, it would alter its optical properties -- you could end up with a distorted view or a different prescription! I would NOT recommend using this or any polishing lroduct on eyeglass lenses.
1631910
Hello, I used this product to repair my plastic rear lens on my truck. And it worked very well, saved a lot of money. Thank you for asking.
1950370
I have never used it for eyeglasses, so I can't accurately say how it would do on them.I use it primarily for my retainers, and for jewelry.
528054
First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint off I think it would work well.
988315
Greetings, Merrilee... I imagine it would work just fine. Bear in mind that you're in for a LONG process when removing scratches. It took HOURS for me to get my windshield scratches out. I inadvertently also didn't get it completely even as well. But, the finished project was a HUGE improvement over the scratches that made it difficult to see in bad weather. Also, PLEASE watch some videos on youtube in order to learn the "proper" way in which to polish glass. It will really help when you finally tackle the project. I hope this helps.