How to Repair Angel Sunglasses

Angel sunglasses are high-end and high quality, but like any brand of sunglasses, they can become broken and in need of repair. Luckily, Angel sunglasses come with a one year warranty. This allows you to send your glasses in to the Angel Eyewear factory for repair. If your warranty is up, you may also repair your Angel sunglasses yourself.

Under Warranty

Step 1: Locate the original receipt for the Angel sunglasses.

Step 2: Purchase a small shipping box and packing material from your local department store or post office.

Step 3: Wrap the sunglasses in packing material. The packing material will prevent any further damage to your sunglasses.

Step 4: Write a check for $12.50. Make the check payable to Quantum Optics. This is the repair fee and is required by the Angel Eyewear repair factory.

Step 5: Place the sunglasses, check and original receipt in the shipping box.

Step 6: Tape the box closed.

Step 7: On a plain piece of white paper, write out the following address: Quantum Optics Warranty Dept. at 500 George Washington Hwy., Smithfield, RI 02917. This will be your shipping label. Tape it to the top of the shipping box.

Step 8: Take the box to your local post office and have it shipped. Be sure to use a trackable method of shipping that offers Delivery Confirmation.

Step 9: Wait four to six weeks for your glasses to be repaired and returned to you.

Repairing a Popped Out Lens

Step 1: Place the lens on top of the frame.

Step 2: Line the lens up with the part of the frame that holds the lens.

Step 3: Hold the frame still and gently push the lens against it until it pops back into place.

Repairing a Scratched Lens

Items Needed

• 2 tablespoons of mustard


• 2 tablespoons of vinegar


• Cotton swab


• Optical grade cloth


• Bowl of water


• Etching cream
  
  

Step 1: Mix the mustard with the vinegar.

Step 2: Use a cotton swab to apply the mixture to the scratched area of the lens and allow it to dry.

Step 3: Use the optical grade cloth to remove the mustard and vinegar from the lens.

Step 4: Rinse the lens with water and pat dry.

Step 5: Apply the etching cream to the scratch. This will fill in the scratch and make it less noticeable.