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If you're like me, you have several pairs of sunglasses. Sometimes you have one pair that gets kind of lost in the shuffle and when you find them again after a year, they've gotten scuffed and scratched in their hiding place.
Is there any way you can restore them to their former sun blocking glory using only household or store bought items? |
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