Can you fix scratches on Oakley lenses?

Lenses are also covered by a one-time Scratch Coat Warranty that covers against basic surface scratches caused by routine wear. Scratches caused by improper care or abuse are not covered by this warranty. To replace lenses under Oakley’s Coating Warranty, please contact Oakley Customer Care at 1-800-403-7449.

Why do Oakley lenses scratch easily?

As mentioned, the polycarbonate of which Oakley’s lenses are made is lighter and will not shatter like glass, but it does scratch more easily. However it’s actually the iridium coating that’s most sensitive to scratching.

Do Oakley Prizm lenses scratch easily?

Do Oakley Prizm lenses scratch easily? Prizm lenses are made of the proprietary material Plutonite, which has a high level of impact resistance. Lenses in prescription sunglasses or standard Oakley Prizm eyewear for sports or everyday wear should not scratch easily.

Can lens scratches be repaired?

Scratches in eyeglass lenses can make them difficult to see through. Fortunately, scratches can be fixed to make your glasses look just like new.

Why my Oakley lenses are peeling?

And in regards to the Darts many of Oakley’s gradient lenses are actually dipped, rather than injected and overtime the elements will eventually cause it to peel.

Does Oakley replace lenses?

Oakley Replacement Lenses. Oakley makes it convenient to swap out and revive your sunglasses with replacement lenses, available for many of your favorite Oakley frames.

How do you remove scratches from Oakley sunglasses?

Wet the sunglasses before cleaning. Never clean Oakley glasses lenses while dry because you could scratch the delicate Iridium coating. Use mild soap and water with a soft towel to buff the scratch out in a circular motion. Buff stubborn scratches with a mild toothpaste and cotton ball.

How do you change lenses on Oakley sunglasses?

How To: Change Oakley Frogskins Lenses Hold the glasses with the temples facing you, then rotate so they’re vertical Pinching the tops and bottoms of the rim, pull the frames apart a little bit Pop the lens out with your thumbs, pushing it away from your body