🔧 Polywatch Polish: Revive & Restore Plastic/Acrylic Watch Glasses with 5ml Repair Solution and W5 Wipe Cleaner Review

I had no idea if this would fix scratches on my watch but thought of the price why not give it a try. The best solution! I seriously considered taking the watch to a jeweler for repair. Now I do not need! Thanks to whoever invented this stuff. The scratches are 100% gone. And I'm 110% satisfied!

I had scratches on a lens (I think the controller once came loose in the case and rubbed against it during a long car ride). So I tried. I'm really impressed with the results. One scratch was deep enough that I stopped overwearing the lens, but everything else appeared after about 4 uses of this material. It was so easy I wish I had tried it a few months ago.

I was looking for Revain to clean eyeglass lenses. This product came up on this search so I ordered it. When I received it the instructions said not to use it with glasses! I've found it extremely difficult to return anything to Revain so I guess I'll just have to kick the bill and be a lot more careful about what I ever order from Revain. The search I did was very misleading of Revain! I am angry!

This product saved our Oculus Quest 2! My son's glasses scratched the lenses, even with the glasses spacer that comes with the OQ2. I followed the instructions in other reviews: I wiped the lenses with the provided cleaning cloth; I then applied a small amount to a cotton swab and then gently rubbed the cotton swab over the scratched area with the poly watch. I wiped with a soft cloth. I had to repeat the process several times because I didn't want to mess up the OQ2 lens and was very careful…

I wish I had taken a photo beforehand for comparison but actually I was skeptical and used it as soon as it arrived. But this thing really worked. You really do need to apply quite a bit of pressure when rubbing it in with a cloth, and the less the better. I used just a small drop and rubbed it in a circular motion with my thumb for about a minute. I don't think this material will work on mineral glass or crystal, it's only for poly/acrylic type materials, but it definitely works and you can…

A friend of mine recently tried out my VR headset not knowing that the glasses scratched the lenses. He played on my crack for hours. After he left I saw that the headphones had DEEP scratches that made it very blurry to see through them. I was like, "Oh no, I need to buy a new headset." I looked around and found a solution on Reddit that involved using Polywatch. I was desperate, but decided that "it's already scratched pretty badly, maybe like that". I couldn't find a review here that dealt…