PolywatchPolywatch Polish Plastic/Acrylic Watch Glasses Repair 5ml with W5 Wipe Cleaner

This product worked very well for my quest 3 lenses. Since you can't buy replacement lenses I tried this product. Much to my surprise, it removed the scratches and the foggy look my lenses were giving me.

Used this to polish the lenses on my Meta Quest 2 VR headset and I can barely tell there were ever scratches in them. DO NOT use on glasses that have any kind of coating. Does not work on coatings.

I recently tried out Polywatch Polish on my eyeglasses and sunglasses, hoping it would be the solution to the minor scratches they'd accumulated over time. The product came with big promises of restoring plastic/acrylic lenses to their original condition, so I was excited to see the results. However, my excitement quickly faded after using the product. No matter how carefully and thoroughly I applied the polish, there was no noticeable improvement on any of the lenses. The minor scratches that I hoped to get rid of were just as visible as before.The kit also included a W5 Wipe Cleaner, which I thought might at least clean the lenses well, even if it didn't help with the scratch removal. But, this too was underwhelming. The cleaner didn't seem to enhance the polish's effectiveness in any way. After several attempts with different pairs of eyeglasses and sunglasses, I had to face the reality that this product was not living up to its claims. It's disappointing, especially since I had high hopes. Based on my experience, I can't recommend Polywatch Polish for eyeglasses or sunglasses. It just didn't deliver the promised results.

It seems to lessen the scratches at least, not sure about eliminating completely. Maybe I need to use more of it? The picture shows the tube plus a cleaning cloth. Instead you get the tube and a disposable paper lens wipe. I used a tiny cover of it to try it on my glasses, and seemed to make the scratch more narrow but still there

I purchased a used Meta Quest 2 VR headset for my daughter and I noticed a couple of scratches on the left lens. After doing research I decided to give this product a try. It's easy to use and works great. It removed the scratches off the lens.

So I had some small scratches right on my line of vision on my only glasses and it was driving me crazy! I rubbed with the little cotton towel that came with it a few times, washed and problem solved! Very happy!

Was told this works for buffing out scratches on glasses told it was safe if you have blue light protection or any glasses for that matter do not use this product it shipped off my blue light protection in a focused area around the scratches and left me with a blurry spot in the center of my lens if you are thinking of buying this for a quick fix to your glasses Don do it just go to the optometrist and have them sent in for repair

I recently had a friend try out my VR headset not knowing that glasses scratched the lenses. He played on my rift for hours. After he left, I saw that the headset had DEEP scratches that made looking through it very blurry. I thought "oh no, I have to buy a new headset." I looked around and on reddit found a solution that involved using polywatch. I was desperate, but decided "it's already scratched badly enough, might aswell." I couldn't find a single review on here talking about fixing their VR headset, so I decided to make this review to say this: it. removed. everything. My deep scratches took like 3-5 tries but after that, the scratches were gone. It didn't affect the sharpness of the headset, but removed the scratches so I could see through the headset as if the scratches never existed. 100% recommend this for removing scratches from VR headsets. Also, I payed for this with my own money, and was not contacted by polywatch to give a positive review, this is all my own experience, and I loved it. If you want a step by step, you 1. clean the lenses with the included wipes, 2. apply polywatch to scratches, 3. using a q-tip, go in circles while applying a good amount of pressure, and 4. wipe off the remaining residue. If your scratches have not disappeared, repeat steps 2-4 again until they go away.