Eyeglass Repair USA

  Plastic eyeglasses frames are popular for their lightweight feel, variety of styles, and affordability. However, they can be prone to certain issues over time. Knowing how to address these problems can save you from the inconvenience and cost of replacing your frames. Here are some common issues with plastic eyeglass frames  plastic eyeglass frames and how to fix them. 1. Broken or Cracked Frames Issue: One of the most common problems is broken or cracked frames, especially at bridges or temples. Solution: Super Glue: Clean the area and apply a small amount of super glue for minor cracks. Hold the pieces together until the glue sets. Epoxy Resin: For more severe breaks, use epoxy resin. Mix the resin as instructed, apply it to the broken area, and secure it with a clamp or tape until it cures. Repair Kit: You can use a specialized eyeglass repair kit with adhesive and other tools to ensure a stronger bond. 2. Loose or Detac...

  Although most standard-order prescription glasses and sunglasses come up with a protective coating, making your glasses somewhat resistant to the wear and tear that is inevitable with daily usage, it is still not impossible to get scratches on your  plastic sunglass  lenses, because these can also bypass the coating in many cases. Note that not all scratches can be completely removed. If you find your glass with too many deep-seated scratches on the lens, it would take anything between four and six hours of toil to try and alleviate them to an extent. That said, there are a couple of home remedies you can attempt if you don’t want to turn them into the glass store just yet. The classic solution is to use a microfiber cloth that usually comes as a complimentary add-on when you purchase glasses to gently apply a non-abrasive, i.e. sensitive toothpaste to the glass. Note that you will first need to clean your glasses with cold water first. Alternately, you can also try to...