It's difficult to tell but as a long time glasses wearer I can tell you it's probably just the sweat/oils of your head reacting with the metal of your glasses. You might be able to clean some of it off but it's likely just going to be like that going forward.
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Yeah, I think so. It could also be cleaning fluid that has pitted and eroded the finish. Alcohol is awful on coated things.
Thanks man. Its such a poor design, its been only 4 months since I bought it.
Contact those who sold them to you. There might be some warranty on them
My previous pair of glasses were like this and got spoilt pretty quickly. Since then I have stuck to using plastic non coated frames. Using one of them for over 5 years.
Looks like you've worn the plating off, you can probably remove the black smudge, but nothing is bringing the color and finish back.
Probably not the answer you're looking for, but if they were mine, I'd put heat shrink tubing over them and call it a day.
So, it’s unlikely you can fully restore the finish.
That said, you may be able to clean it with a milder abrasive like sodium bicarbonate/baking soda. Make a paste with some water, and the rub it with a cloth.
I assume it’s the oils reacting with the finish, as mentioned already.
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Idk. To me it looks like it was plated and this is where the plating wore off. Using an abrasive will just take the plating off anywhere else it rubs. It's not a great picture though, so idk.
Edit: looking again, yeah I'm pretty sure it's a steel frame with a copper(? maybe something else) plating. I don't think there's any hope of recovering it.
maybe. Regardless, cleaning off the gunk is the first step. baking soda removes more finish with just a light scrub... that finish was going to come off anyhow.
If you're looking for a bazooka to kill a fly, get the frame cerekoted lol. Bonus though you could get them done in Parakeet.
Doesn't look good to me, like paint falling off. Maybe you could ask the cost of replacing that part where you bought them?
That's attached via spring if I'm looking at it right. There's no replacing it. Just gotta get new frames if you want them to look like new.
Optician here, they are replaceable. There's a screw going into the top of the frame, through the temple
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Dremel, polishing paste fine and very fine, polishing wheel and wobbles, and time. Test it on a small part, maybe under the ear piece, if you can pull it. Works with a bit of heat, mostly. Not too much heat, though. More hair dryer than a heat gun. If the discoloration is under the plating it'll be silver in the best case, if it's above it should work.