How to Repair Vuarnet Sunglasses

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Don't buy new sunglasses. Repair your Vuarnets!

If your Vuarnet sunglasses are broken or scratched, you have options on how to repair them. Vuarnet's signature lenses and durable frames are expensive, so repairing them makes good financial sense. Newly purchased Vuarnets come with a limited one-year warranty covering material defects, but this will not help you if you've broken your glasses by mishandling them. However, you can repair your Vuarnet sunglasses to perform like new. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Glasses repair kit
  • Soft rag for cleaning
  • Toothpaste
  • Metal polish
  • Internet
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Instructions

  1. Repair your Vuarnet Sunglasses

    • 1

      Go to the Vuarnet website. Vuarnet offers a one-year limited warranty on sunglasses, and provides customers with information about non-warranty repairs. The company also offers a one-time low-cost replacement option. Find out what the replacement cost for your sunglasses is and compare that cost to the cost of having them repaired.

      If you want to maintain your warranty, you can use the certified repair specialist listed on the Vuarnet website, JMar Gifts. As of October 2010, repair costs range from $15.00 to $96, depending on type of repair and model of sunglasses.

    • 2

      Buy a repair kit if your sunglasses are missing screws or nose pads or need tightening. Buying a repair kit is a simple, low cost means of avoiding professional services. These kits are available at drug stores and other stores that sell glasses. Your kit will include replacement screws, a small screwdriver, tweezers and replacement nose pads. Repair kits cost as little as $1.99 as of October 2010.

    • 3

      Repair scratches at home. If your lenses are scratched from normal use, you may want to try to repair the scratches yourself. You can spread toothpaste on a clean lens and let it dry. Then clean the lens with a mild soap and water, and dry with a soft rag.

      If the toothpaste is not effective, try the same process substituting metal polish.

      Extremely deep or large scratches will require professional service.

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      Use a professional repair service. If you want your sunglasses to perform like new and they are out of warranty, you may want to enlist the services of a professional sunglasses repair specialist. Check the yellow pages or use an internet search engine to find a repair service. Specify the model of your sunglasses and whether you want to use actual Vuarnet parts.

Tips & Warnings

  • Compare prices of several repair specialists, including shipping costs.

  • Beware of 3rd party parts when it comes to lenses and frames. These are the elements that distinguish Vuarnet from their competitors.

  • Inquire about turnaround time if you choose to have your sunglasses professionally repaired. You could wait up to month for your new glasses.

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