How to repair bent metal glasses?

Nylon jaw pliers - suitable for all eyewear finishes. Even small bends can cause problems in the eye because the focus of the lens moves. The frames are bent in a variety of ways - when you drop them, sit on them, put them in a bag and squeeze them. A curved frame is not a big problem, if you don't want to visit the optician, you can fix it yourself. To bend them back into shape, you must perform a simple test. Place the glasses on a table or on any flat surface. The side that remains up and does not touch the surface is the side you should bend.

After determining which side needs to bend, you will have to break the tool. We recommend using soft pliers with the ends covered with plastic or nylon jaw pliers.

   1. Start applying pressure to straighten them, but remember not to use too much force.

   2. Work gently to avoid damaging them because of the high cost of repairs.

   3. If there is a problem with your arm, please heat the metal slightly. Use the hot air of the hair dryer. Do not expose them to open flames.

When the glasses are bent, the nose is the problem. Apply pressure to the objective lens transducer.

The best way to fix a broken metal frame is to go to the optical shop. The metal frame may break at the hinge, at the front of the frame or at the temple. This requires special welding to mold the metal into a shape that can only be done by an expert. Except for your obvious lack of welding tools, this process is very delicate, because if you do something wrong, the lens may not be able to be replaced.

The titanium frame has beautiful thin lines. But they are fragile looking glasses need to be valued and cared for. The most common problem with metal frames is that they can bend and deform, causing problems with vision.