Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) - Sunglasses and Frames…

[Danimal506]

Has anyone tried to polish their frames?
My Molino 55 have developed a bit of cloudyness to them.

I’ll try to get a picture after work.

[Daniel San]

@Danimal506
normally it’s absolutely no problem to polish acetate frames . Guess a good optics shop will be able to.
or do you want to do it yourself?

[Danimal506]

@Daniel-San I’m not opposed to a reputable shop doing them. I’ll have to do some research to see if anyone in Austin, TX retails JMM. I bought them off the website years ago.

I was hoping just a polishing cloth and a light compound would do the trick.

[Daniel San]

@Danimal506
I think JMM will do it too, at least they do repairs. So they should be able to polish
but of course a local retailer would be easier and cheaper.
keep us updated

[Danimal506]

@Daniel-San Will do!

[Daniel San]

Evans in cobra arrived
the inside of the temples are green…awesome ! Now I have to make the decision which one I will transfer to RX , this one or the hickory fade

[Kasi]

Collaboration with JMM always a good thing

[Daniel San]

@Kasi
awesome bro !!
have you seen the decade collection?
sensational

[Kasi]

@Daniel-San

I don’t buy JMM any more.

Am thinking of letting a few go.

[Daniel San]

@Kasi
the got pretty expensive, but still fascinating

[Kasi]

Not for Me

[Hamza Yunus]

@Kasi nothing beats a Rayban period !!

[Daniel San]

Rayban

[Hamza Yunus]

@Daniel-San Tom cruise wears RB .. i follow him ..

[Danimal506]

Here is the best I could do the moment to show the frames

I think a simple polish should do the trick.
Does anyone know of anything to use on acetate glasses?

[Mizmazzle]

@Danimal506 I wonder if a jewelry polishing cloth would work?

[pechelman]

Maybe polywatch?

[Daniel San]

@Danimal506
there are few videos on youtube how it’s done professionally.
Asked our local optometrist and he takes around 50€/$ for it. It seems to be very important that it doesn’t get warm during polishing, so special polishing stuff is needed.
And the lenses are removed to get a good overall result and to protect the lenses .

[Danimal506]

@Daniel-San Thank you for that information. I would easily pay 50 or so to get them done professionally. They’re worth it. I’ve had these for four years now and haven’t babied them at all. A little tune up would be nice.

[Daniel San]

thinking of the Commander , really dig them