Replacing sunglass lenses is a straightforward process. Here's a guide based on the provided reference, which specifically addresses full frame sunglasses:
Steps to Replace Sunglass Lenses
- Prepare the New Lenses: Make sure you have the correct replacement lenses that fit your sunglass frame.
- Position the Lens:
- Line up the top edge (nose area) of the new lens with the corresponding groove or seating area of the sunglass frame.
- Carefully guide the lens so it fits properly within the frame's designated space.
- Secure the Lens:
- Use your thumbs to apply even pressure around the frame.
- Gently pop the lens into place.
- Ensure that the lens sits securely within the frame.
Additional Tips:
- Start Slowly: If you encounter resistance, stop and make sure the lens is correctly aligned before continuing. Don't force the lens.
- Even Pressure: Apply even pressure when popping the lens into place to avoid bending or damaging the frame.
- Check for Gaps: After installation, check around the edge of the lens to ensure there are no gaps or areas where the lens isn't properly seated.
- Type Specifics: The instructions in the reference apply specifically to "full-frame" style sunglasses. Other sunglass designs might have subtle variations, but the core principle of aligning the lens and then pressing it into place usually applies.
By following these steps, you can successfully replace the lenses in your full-frame sunglasses.
