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It always happens that our glasses get a loosened screw and we don’t have the screw driver required….so this hack is useful in such condition. Try these simple fixes to salvage your specs.
Warning
Review the warranty for your eyeglasses. Making repairs yourself may invalidate it.
Step 1: Identify the problem
Holding your glasses by the nosepiece, closely examine them to determine what needs repair. Use a magnifying glass for assistance.
Step 2: Adjust overstretched hinge
For an overstretched hinge, cover the tips of needle-nose pliers with duct tape to avoid any lens scratching. Then, use them to gently bend the hinge back into place.
Tip
If the hinge still feels loose, secure it with a small rubber ring for reinforcement.
Step 3: Glue broken hinge
If a hinge has broken off, dab a small amount of superglue to the end of a toothpick and apply the glue to both the hinge and frame. Firmly hold it in place for 1 minute. Wipe away any excess glue with a paper towel. The earpiece should bend normally.
Step 4: Replace missing screws
Replace screws that have fallen out with ones from the repair kit. You can also fasten a miniature safety pin through the hole, or slip in a metal staple coated in all-purpose glue, bending the ends with pliers to fit around the hinge. If you use a staple, you won’t be able to fold your glasses.
Tip
Dab clear nail polish on top of the screw after tightening it to keep it in place.
Step 5: Fix an earpiece
If you’ve snapped off an earpiece, reattach it with superglue.
Step 6: Make an emergency earpiece
If you’re in a real bind, build a temporary earpiece. Using pliers, cut a section of the wire hanger to the same length of the original earpiece. Curve one end of the wire to fit your ear, and glue the other end to the frame. Secure the earpiece to the frames by wrapping a strip of duct tape around them.
Tip
Save old glasses. While you might not have any use for them now, their parts may come in handy for future replacements and repairs.
Step 7: Take them in
While you can make simple, temporary repairs yourself, multiple fractures, warped springs or screw holes, or lenses with deep scratches require professional help. See your optician.
Post time: Jun-26-2017