Despite my best efforts at DIY repairs and the application of scratch removal products, the broken lenses of my sunglasses stubbornly refused to yield. The scratches remained, a constant eyesore that marred the once-pristine surface.Despite my best efforts at DIY repairs and the application of scratch removal products, the broken lenses of my sunglasses stubbornly refused to yield. The scratches remained, a constant eyesore that marred the once-pristine surface. In desperation, I sought the advice of the experts. I turned to an article published in The New York Times, titled “How to Fix Scratched Sunglasses Lenses.” The article provided a comprehensive guide to various methods for restoring clarity to damaged lenses. I meticulously followed the instructions, using a soft cloth and a mild abrasive cleaner to gently buff away the scratches. However, the results were disappointing. The scratches were still visible, albeit less pronounced. Undeterred, I reached out to a professional optician. They informed me that the scratches on my lenses were too deep to be repaired using traditional methods. The only viable solution, they explained, was to replace the lenses entirely. Disheartened but resigned to the inevitable, I had the lenses replaced. The new lenses were pristine and scratch-free, restoring the sunglasses to their former glory. Though the repair had cost me more than I had hoped, it was a worthwhile investment in a beloved accessory.
I have tried DIY tricks and scratch removal products to fix my broken sunglasses lenses. None of them worked.The New York Times
