it was 11 years ago!!!

Only if my glasses were adjust I could read them lol

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Awesome Bounzer, great fitting glasses really do feel good :)

Great news Jorge, hope they're now staying on your head! Lainie, The Sunglass Fix

Awesome Eedensangel, glad you were able to give your shades some new life :)

yeah it was!

When he popped those lenses out like that my testicles shrunk to the size of rice krispies lol

I did not expect that level of awkwardness

Not really that bad, you are overreacting

Wonderful that you've got your sunglasses back in action, good ole hairdryer trick usually works everytime! Lainie - SunglassFix

Awesome, glad we could help.

Wonderful Pedro, enjoy them for the summer sun :)

Depending if they are a normal hinge screw, you can use the corner of a table to rest the hinge on for a firmer hold to help tighten the screw. Sometimes the screws have just had it and a simple replacement can do the trick. Otherwise, you can fully remove the screw and reinstall with nail polish. Good luck, Lainie - Sunglass Fix

Great news, such a simple fix to get your sunglasses back in action!

Hello @Ermvcorleone3069, If you have a pair of folding wayfarers like the RB4105 version the same methods will work. However, you won't be able to do much work on the nose bridge, and I suggest you avoid putting pressure too close to the arm hinges as this area is fragile and potentially a breakpoint.

Hi Oskars, thanks for your query. We have ran some tests ourselves and asked a few optometrists, but we have not been able to find a method of reshaping the newer thermoplastic frames. You could try putting ear socks (sleeves) on your arms instead, as these would make the frames tighter for you.

Hi Steve, the video shows how to adjust your frames at home, but if want them professionally adjusted, you can ask your local optometrist (who has a heating machine specifically for glasses) to make some frame adjustments. It is usually only a minor charge and takes 5 minutes.

You can adjust person. I work at sunglass hut and we do them all the time. But we don't bend the legs in the way he does that's actually bad and can give you headaches. You're supposed to biend the legs/arms( what ever term you use ) downward kind of curving them around your ears. If they are really wide then they warn the bridge of it and curve the frame of the glasses.

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+Amanda Ortiz Do you know if Sunglass Hut can do adjustments even though I didn't buy from them? I tried getting mine adjusted from the place I bought many times, but it still doesn't fit.

White Wolf yea go to luxottica's website it will show you all that the places you can go. Any place would help you out anyway

+Michael Patterson Hi Michael, if you can see your hinge screws, then loosen the screws a tiny bit and it will make all the difference. If you can't see any screws, put a drop of oil on the hinges and it will help make them move a bit easier. Enjoy!

Michael Patterson my raybans 2132's loosened up on there own after a while, after a year now they need a good tighten up.

Because they is so much sunshine in Australia, who wouldn't be happy with that...oh and our amazing beaches are pretty cool too! :)

Lainie Anderson I live in Southern California, and we don't seem like were smiling all the time. But hey your gorgeous, so that makes me smile! :)

gahloot I'm from Ga. lived in Perth for 3 years. Many are just really layed back.. we do it here too, if 2 Americans were doing a video like this, they would try to sound upbeat too. There are some unsavory people there as well. Abusive husbands, all sorts of nastiness. They also have the same generic way of speaking like you hear on commercials etc. as we do. Think about McDonalds ads, there is always some super fake upbeat person talking. It annoys the crap out of me. I am an avid ad muter for this reason and others. But the Ozzie way really is very layed back and quite infectious.:)

It's the intonation in the dialects :)

Some types of plastic, especially the thicker it is, can kind of revert back to it's original curvature and you might have to do it several times, esp if doing it at home with a hair dryer and when working with the bridge like he did in the 2nd adjustment when he popped the lenses out. The temples usually stay in shape much better.

Thank you

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Same thing

you're welcome ;)

cant blame us for trying ;)

I don't se how this video would make someone laugh their a$$ of. Good job guys! I learned a couple things. Thanks

Adam Gonzalez its ok. I have a new ass now. And I was just pointing that out because I am a famous movie director that has been captivated by the acting, and I wish to hire them. It will be called "Broken Shades"

Submersed24 I’ve been searching my local Blockbuster Video for this film, as the plot sounds quite intriguing, but have yet to locate it. Any plans on releasing it on iTunes?

Hi Jesse, You can lightly unscrew your hinges to get a looser fit, Or if you find the ear piece is what is too tight these can be heated and adjusted.

@@Thesunglassfix thank you for the reply , the ear piece is definitely what’s too tight , my problem is the hard black plastic won’t change its shape at all

@@Gala_tha_Prince You may have to take to a optometrist to have it heated they should be able to help, Or you are welcome to send them in to be adjusted.

Hi Evag, You can perform frame adjustments on most brands. Most of the time Cartier Frames are metal which implies you should be able to gently bend the frame to fit better. However, if you do have acetate or plastic frames gentle heat will normally help you get a slight bend. Tightening hinges is usually a good first step before frames are changed too much but in both plastic and metal situations they do tend to get out of that tight factory fit over time and a slight adjustment could help. if it's an expensive frame like yours I would suggest you go back to where you bought them or to a local optometrist. They could certainly do the adjustments for you. Hope that helps, Craig and the team at Sunglass Fix

@@Thesunglassfix Okay. Thank you!

My mistake. KZfaq was defaulting to mute. Great Tutorial. Many thanks

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