I picked up a polish that removes small scratches. It was at a trade show but I’m sure there is an “as soon in tv” product or your eye dr may have one.
I watched a You Tube video where the person tried toothpaste, car wax, baking soda, and rubbing compond. None of them worked. I believe your best bet is a trip to the eye center.
I asked at the place that sells eye glasses and she said it is impossible to get the scratches out....any grinding on the lenses will change the prescription.
I have a black lacquered piano. It has surface scratches all over due to being moved so many times and not protected adequately . Is there something I can use to mini...
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I picked up a polish that removes small scratches. It was at a trade show but I’m sure there is an “as soon in tv” product or your eye dr may have one.
I watched a You Tube video where the person tried toothpaste, car wax, baking soda, and rubbing compond. None of them worked. I believe your best bet is a trip to the eye center.
I agree the DIY stuff doesnt work. Glass has to be ground to remove scratches. Most of the time once scratch they're scratched.
I asked at the place that sells eye glasses and she said it is impossible to get the scratches out....any grinding on the lenses will change the prescription.
I would look into automotive liquid sand paper that they sell for headlights. Honestly it may change your prescription though.