Thanks for the tip about not using poly watch and also about the protective lens. I've purchase a pair to make sure I don't screw up my lens even further from scratches.
Best TIP i've heard so far! Polywatch compound is used for mineral type lenses (glass, saphire etc.) without any coatings! Organic lenses (CR39, Polycarbonate, Trivex) with coatings like anti-reflective, hydrophobic, oleophobic are very sensitive to those type of polishing compounds. In a matter of fact any lens with at least one kind of coating applied can't be polished - you'll just make it worse as we saw it here. So please double check witch type of material are you using in your glasses, VR headseats, watches and so on and does it has any type of coating on it. Most people are just lucky getting decent results by polishing headsets (even if you don't care about coating) because most of them has glass lenses not organic.
I'm shocked to see the poly watch repair didn't work for you.. I know they gave more than one kind and wonder if that's relevant..i ordered poly watch repair but haven't attempted it yet because I've waited for more videos to surface with that as a repair
If you are shocked, imagine how I felt while doing it. I not only tried with the Q-tip but also a clean, cotton rag. The longer I worked it the worse it got. It went from a small scratch spot, to completely FUBAR. I love my PSVR, but I'm pissed at Sony. For not only not giving some pair of protectors with the purchase, but also not offering them at all. If you are curious, I have been using those lens protectors for 2 months now, and I pretty much only play in VR these days, and they are amazing.
@@AroundTheHome1 I appreciate the response. I would have been livid if I attempted this and it made it worse. I have micro-scratches that are annoying to me but not worth destroying my headset. I plan to get some covers and have looked into those as well(for both of my VR sets), but I was trying to figure out how to fix these dang micro-scratches first.. My headset is to old to exchange or set off for repair, so I'm stuck until I figure out how to fix it..
@Jordan Cannon, I hear you. Though I might suggest to first try these lens protectors that I have. Just get a good clean on your PSVR and then snap these in. I have a feeling that a few of those micro scratches will disappear. Anyways, if you do this first, then there is no damage to the headset. If it doesn't help at all and you still want to try and fix the scratches you can always pop them right back out.
I cant till the different .. i just bought used scratched psvr ..and i dont know if the new one vision should be better or not ..and how the scratches effect the vision 🙄
If you put these new lenses on top of the old ones, won’t the scratches still show? My headset is pretty heavily scratched so I’m trying to find the best way to fix it.
For the most part, but I do believe that the small ones would disappear. I have been using my PSVR for months now with these lenses in and they are more crisp. I whish I knew of a way to remove the old scratches.
I literally fixed mine an hour ago to spanking brand new crisp clear vision. you don't have to live with it you can fix it . so here it is, the fix first-dont use toothpaste etc its stupid , I did and made it much worst could barely see anything Facts - chances are your lenses are not really scratched, it could be the safety coating wearing off. Only solution- you must take the safety coating off ( that you must live with ) this is what I did and IT WORKED so well it blew me away How to do , what I did, YOU NEED 1 very soft t-shirt , Carnouba Car wax ( NOT THE PASTE KIND ) BUT get the SPRAY non paste liquid one 2 spray a little on the soft area of T-shirt and start applying on lense at 45 degree angle up down motion ( no circular motion bullshit ) 3 do 45 degree angle opposite cross angle as well switching between lenses ( Important - you must use fast and u must use force and some elbow grease or scratches are not gonna come off , don't be afraid , trust me I just did it and the vision is incredible 4 keep doing it until the scratches are all gone and you have a good as new lenses DONTS never use abrasives like toothpaste or anti scratch stuff use soft fabric only like a t shirt ( Microfibre takes too long ) don't be afraid , use only SPRAY LIQUID CARNOUBA CAR WAX< DONT USE ANY KIND OF PASTE, enjoy
I cant till the different .. i just bought used scratched psvr ..and i dont know if the new one vision should be better or not ..and how the scratches effect the vision 🙄
I have the EXACT same problem. N glad i found this video. Thx for the heads up about that stuff u bought. To the other commenters or viewers: Did any one else find any other sorta solutions for this problem?
I've actually found that, If I work up sandpaper grits (1500-2500) and then polish....I got decent results. No haziness. If you spend some time on them, you could probably get them perfect. Edit - Note* My instance involved deep scratches
I just cut out the cheap plastic lenses and installed glass ones to reduce screen door effect try different lenses make the screen image slightly smaller the actual OLED technology is exceptional
So what I've learned and wish someone would've told me is: NEVER LET ANYONE WEARING GLASSES TO USE YOUR HEADSET. It completely ruined the coating of the lenses to the point where the image is so blurry, you can't use it anymore. I'm really frustrated and can only wait for the PSVR2 to be released hopefully with not so cheap lenses.
I was shocked too that you can't wear glasses without destroying the lenses. Also the fact that Sony didn't have lens protectors with the headset nor available for separate purchase.
Dam glad I watched this was going to try it my lens have so many scraths it blurs the picture. Not sure if I can use anything to fix the scraths but if not I'll just go buy a new PSVR headset
I'm afraid that I don't know a way to fix the scratches. But if you do get a new headset, I would definitely get these lens protectors for it. Been using them for a year now and they are still great.
I literally fixed mine an hour ago to spanking brand new crisp clear vision. you don't have to live with it you can fix it . so here it is, the fix first-dont use toothpaste etc its stupid , I did and made it much worst could barely see anything Facts - chances are your lenses are not really scratched, it could be the safety coating wearing off. Only solution- you must take the safety coating off ( that you must live with ) this is what I did and IT WORKED so well it blew me away How to do , what I did, YOU NEED 1 very soft t-shirt , Carnouba Car wax ( NOT THE PASTE KIND ) BUT get the SPRAY non paste liquid one 2 spray a little on the soft area of T-shirt and start applying on lense at 45 degree angle up down motion ( no circular motion bullshit ) 3 do 45 degree angle opposite cross angle as well switching between lenses ( Important - you must use fast and u must use force and some elbow grease or scratches are not gonna come off , don't be afraid , trust me I just did it and the vision is incredible 4 keep doing it until the scratches are all gone and you have a good as new lenses DONTS never use abrasives like toothpaste or anti scratch stuff use soft fabric only like a t shirt ( Microfibre takes too long ) don't be afraid , use only SPRAY LIQUID CARNOUBA CAR WAX< DONT USE ANY KIND OF PASTE, enjoy
Thanks for the tips. There are people out there that need a solution to the scratches that they have. But, I don't see why you say I am wrong. The poly-watch will definitely scratch them and I said I didn't know of a way to fix the scratches. And these snap in lens's protectors that I show are amazing and I would recommend them to everyone that has a PSVR.
@@AroundTheHome1 Thanks your suggestions are also awesome , sorry what I meant was we don’t really have to live with scratches because I fixed mine no doubt .. Just came out wrong 😅.Thanks for your Awesome recommendations I sure will take that on board .. I’m just glad that we’re helping our other brothers with this problem . My solution for sure works for scratches with safe coat scratch problem but I haven’t tried with deeper scratches .. for eye safety now I just use glasses with safe coat .. Thanks again for your input .. cheers
I just got excited after you used it and paused the video to buy some of that stuff.I am not trying to sound to critical I just think if you would of stayed it didn't work before you used the polish,and showed proof that it made you're PSVR it would of been better.I don't want to waste my money so and I don't see any pictures so that is why I'm tempted to use the polish anyway.Ok thank you other then that it's a nice video.
never re use a cloth , you touched it its oily from fingers , next time you use it oil goes on the lens , thats it . Did i tell you finger oil eats optic coatings , oh yes it does . Never touch it , one use cloth , no solvents just distilled water , and do it only when you have to . That is how you keep your DSLR lenses clean , thats how you keep all lenses clean , dong get them dirty in the first place and if you do , distilled water and non reusable tissue
I didn't know that your skin oils destroyed optic coatings. Thanks for the input. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
@@AroundTheHome1 Well you learn every day , and its not just mine , take your finger and rub it in your eye , you will quickly feel burning feeling , that is the same thing those Coating feel , . ITs combination of salts , weak acids and oils , that is what your skin produces to protect its self and nurture it self and its universally bad for optic coatings that are few nanometers thin. I do Photography , AStro Photography and have lots of lenses to keep clean , i had to learn it , how best to take care of it because its expensive . And best way is , do not get it dirty in the first place and if you do , then dont rub it in , its best to take the lens out and wash it with distilled water and then dry with one use paper towel . If not possible then buy special optics cleaning cloths for one use but test before hand on glass and microscope to see if it leaves residue . I did that and 80% of those do leave residue , with testing i found some that dont leave anything , and its what i use .But still very rarely , as rare as possible
I personally think it would of been better if you posted it won't work before you used it.I googled scratch remover for VR,and when you used it I stopped the video and presumed to buy some.Then after I bought the polish it was to late because you did not state it wouldn't work you just used it before staying that so I stopped the video and bought it.Only after I bought it does the video then say after you use it that it doesn't work.I might try it regardless if it doesn't work it doesn't work but I respectfully think you should of stayed it didn't work before you used it that way I wouldn't of stopped the video to buy it then continue to watch the rest of the video after I bought the polish.Maybe I might get lucky but I'm still scared to use the polish now.Furthermore I see no pictures on how you said it messed it up worse.
So, you bought the polish because you only watched the first minute of the video and now you don't believe me that it messed it up because I didn't have a picture. Ok then. Look, I know that some UA-camrs will spend 10 minutes just talking about what they did that week. But I do not and these are not TikTok videos that want to just jump to the end because they have to be under 3 minutes long. All my videos have useful info all the way through. The polish completely ruined the lenses and the more that I worked the worse that it got. That's what I said in the video and I was not lying nor even exaggerating. The video started out as me using the polish for the first time and I recorded myself completely ruining my PSVR. I didn't even know if I could redeem it at all. So that's why the video took a turn. Some videos you can do it a first time to test it and then do it a second to record it. This was not that. This was a first time let's see how it turns out video. Don't feel that you are wasting $3 on the polish and completely screw up your PSVR.
@@AroundTheHome1 I gather he was talking about the title of the video how to fix the scratchs using the watch stuff. Going off the title of the video and watching the video but didnt watch the entire video to find out the watch stuff made it worse. Basically saying the title should of said Do not use this on the lenses and why and what is the best way to fix them. I what I'm sure he was saying lol
You should always watch the full video for things like this and even if they say something works you should not do it until investigating further and do some more research and if you're going to try something it's at your own risk.
![Cleaning the PSVR2 [With Water]!!!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kKYOjqyy4I4/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for the tip about not using poly watch and also about the protective lens. I've purchase a pair to make sure I don't screw up my lens even further from scratches.
So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Best TIP i've heard so far! Polywatch compound is used for mineral type lenses (glass, saphire etc.) without any coatings! Organic lenses (CR39, Polycarbonate, Trivex) with coatings like anti-reflective, hydrophobic, oleophobic are very sensitive to those type of polishing compounds. In a matter of fact any lens with at least one kind of coating applied can't be polished - you'll just make it worse as we saw it here. So please double check witch type of material are you using in your glasses, VR headseats, watches and so on and does it has any type of coating on it. Most people are just lucky getting decent results by polishing headsets (even if you don't care about coating) because most of them has glass lenses not organic.
Good info! 👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Thanks for the video I just about did it but I’m glad I watched urs first
So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
I'm shocked to see the poly watch repair didn't work for you.. I know they gave more than one kind and wonder if that's relevant..i ordered poly watch repair but haven't attempted it yet because I've waited for more videos to surface with that as a repair
If you are shocked, imagine how I felt while doing it. I not only tried with the Q-tip but also a clean, cotton rag. The longer I worked it the worse it got. It went from a small scratch spot, to completely FUBAR. I love my PSVR, but I'm pissed at Sony. For not only not giving some pair of protectors with the purchase, but also not offering them at all. If you are curious, I have been using those lens protectors for 2 months now, and I pretty much only play in VR these days, and they are amazing.
@@AroundTheHome1 I appreciate the response. I would have been livid if I attempted this and it made it worse. I have micro-scratches that are annoying to me but not worth destroying my headset. I plan to get some covers and have looked into those as well(for both of my VR sets), but I was trying to figure out how to fix these dang micro-scratches first.. My headset is to old to exchange or set off for repair, so I'm stuck until I figure out how to fix it..
@Jordan Cannon, I hear you. Though I might suggest to first try these lens protectors that I have. Just get a good clean on your PSVR and then snap these in. I have a feeling that a few of those micro scratches will disappear. Anyways, if you do this first, then there is no damage to the headset. If it doesn't help at all and you still want to try and fix the scratches you can always pop them right back out.
Polywatch didnt work properly on my PSVR, probably i prefer a new PSVR if i find one and buy those protector immediately
Lent for watch without see pixel???
I cant till the different .. i just bought used scratched psvr ..and i dont know if the new one vision should be better or not ..and how the scratches effect the vision 🙄
What is the one vision?
@@AroundTheHome1 brand new i mean "not scratched at all"
which is better PSVR or Quest? Err you forgot about HTC vive. Valve Index, Pimax etc
Well, I haven't tried those. But they are probably awesome.
will adding those lenses fix the blur? bc it is sooo blurry i can barely see anything and i don’t wear glasses
Were they always blurry or are they all scratched now?
If you put these new lenses on top of the old ones, won’t the scratches still show? My headset is pretty heavily scratched so I’m trying to find the best way to fix it.
For the most part, but I do believe that the small ones would disappear. I have been using my PSVR for months now with these lenses in and they are more crisp. I whish I knew of a way to remove the old scratches.
@@AroundTheHome1 ahh that’s okay, probably need to get a new headset then :(. Thanks for you time anyway, earnt a subscriber.
I literally fixed mine an hour ago to spanking brand new crisp clear vision. you don't have to live with it you can fix it .
so here it is, the fix
first-dont use toothpaste etc its stupid , I did and made it much worst could barely see anything
Facts - chances are your lenses are not really scratched, it could be the safety coating wearing off.
Only solution- you must take the safety coating off ( that you must live with )
this is what I did and IT WORKED so well it blew me away
How to do , what I did, YOU NEED
1 very soft t-shirt , Carnouba Car wax ( NOT THE PASTE KIND ) BUT get the SPRAY non paste liquid one
2 spray a little on the soft area of T-shirt and start applying on lense at 45 degree angle up down motion ( no circular motion bullshit )
3 do 45 degree angle opposite cross angle as well switching between lenses ( Important - you must use fast and u must use force and some elbow grease or scratches are not gonna come off , don't be afraid , trust me I just did it and the vision is incredible
4 keep doing it until the scratches are all gone and you have a good as new lenses
DONTS
never use abrasives like toothpaste or anti scratch stuff
use soft fabric only like a t shirt ( Microfibre takes too long )
don't be afraid , use only SPRAY LIQUID CARNOUBA CAR WAX< DONT USE ANY KIND OF PASTE, enjoy
I cant till the different .. i just bought used scratched psvr ..and i dont know if the new one vision should be better or not ..and how the scratches effect the vision 🙄
I have the EXACT same problem. N glad i found this video. Thx for the heads up about that stuff u bought.
To the other commenters or viewers:
Did any one else find any other sorta solutions for this problem?
Glad I could help.
I've actually found that, If I work up sandpaper grits (1500-2500) and then polish....I got decent results. No haziness. If you spend some time on them, you could probably get them perfect.
Edit - Note* My instance involved deep scratches
Thanks for the input.
I just cut out the cheap plastic lenses and installed glass ones to reduce screen door effect try different lenses make the screen image slightly smaller the actual OLED technology is exceptional
That's amazing.
make a video how you did it
So what I've learned and wish someone would've told me is: NEVER LET ANYONE WEARING GLASSES TO USE YOUR HEADSET. It completely ruined the coating of the lenses to the point where the image is so blurry, you can't use it anymore. I'm really frustrated and can only wait for the PSVR2 to be released hopefully with not so cheap lenses.
I was shocked too that you can't wear glasses without destroying the lenses. Also the fact that Sony didn't have lens protectors with the headset nor available for separate purchase.
How long did you have your headset before you replaced it with a new headset?
1 day less then a month.
Dam glad I watched this was going to try it my lens have so many scraths it blurs the picture. Not sure if I can use anything to fix the scraths but if not I'll just go buy a new PSVR headset
I'm afraid that I don't know a way to fix the scratches. But if you do get a new headset, I would definitely get these lens protectors for it. Been using them for a year now and they are still great.
@@AroundTheHome1 ok thank you. I forgot the type you have. Do you have a brand and model number of that product?
Here is that link. Have had mine over a year and love them. vr-lens-lab.com/product/playstation-vr-lens-protector/?itm=21
It’s not poly watch you cleaned them with a Q-tip why would you do that?! that scratches the shit out of the lenses
Dude here in Brasil everyone used car wax it worked very well
Car wax will fix the small scratches?
@@AroundTheHome1 What about scuff marks from glasses. They are annoying when you play psvr
Did you use it yourself and did it give you good result?
can you have an amazon link or the name of brand you used
Please show before and after you can't prove that it works if there's no before shot
What part exactly are you talking about? I show me installing the lenses.
I literally fixed mine an hour ago to spanking brand new crisp clear vision. you don't have to live with it you can fix it .
so here it is, the fix
first-dont use toothpaste etc its stupid , I did and made it much worst could barely see anything
Facts - chances are your lenses are not really scratched, it could be the safety coating wearing off.
Only solution- you must take the safety coating off ( that you must live with )
this is what I did and IT WORKED so well it blew me away
How to do , what I did, YOU NEED
1 very soft t-shirt , Carnouba Car wax ( NOT THE PASTE KIND ) BUT get the SPRAY non paste liquid one
2 spray a little on the soft area of T-shirt and start applying on lense at 45 degree angle up down motion ( no circular motion bullshit )
3 do 45 degree angle opposite cross angle as well switching between lenses ( Important - you must use fast and u must use force and some elbow grease or scratches are not gonna come off , don't be afraid , trust me I just did it and the vision is incredible
4 keep doing it until the scratches are all gone and you have a good as new lenses
DONTS
never use abrasives like toothpaste or anti scratch stuff
use soft fabric only like a t shirt ( Microfibre takes too long )
don't be afraid , use only SPRAY LIQUID CARNOUBA CAR WAX< DONT USE ANY KIND OF PASTE, enjoy
Thanks for the tips. There are people out there that need a solution to the scratches that they have. But, I don't see why you say I am wrong. The poly-watch will definitely scratch them and I said I didn't know of a way to fix the scratches. And these snap in lens's protectors that I show are amazing and I would recommend them to everyone that has a PSVR.
@@AroundTheHome1 Thanks your suggestions are also awesome , sorry what I meant was we don’t really have to live with scratches because I fixed mine no doubt .. Just came out wrong 😅.Thanks for your Awesome recommendations I sure will take that on board .. I’m just glad that we’re helping our other brothers with this problem . My solution for sure works for scratches with safe coat scratch problem but I haven’t tried with deeper scratches .. for eye safety now I just use glasses with safe coat .. Thanks again for your input .. cheers
I see, and hopefully your technique can help others get those small scratches out.
Hopefully this works. Walmart has the spray for 15 bucks. I'm gonna use a little spray and return it lol
Fingers crossed*
@@davidkeith4166 did it work?
I just got excited after you used it and paused the video to buy some of that stuff.I am not trying to sound to critical I just think if you would of stayed it didn't work before you used the polish,and showed proof that it made you're PSVR it would of been better.I don't want to waste my money so and I don't see any pictures so that is why I'm tempted to use the polish anyway.Ok thank you other then that it's a nice video.
never re use a cloth , you touched it its oily from fingers , next time you use it oil goes on the lens , thats it . Did i tell you finger oil eats optic coatings , oh yes it does . Never touch it , one use cloth , no solvents just distilled water , and do it only when you have to . That is how you keep your DSLR lenses clean , thats how you keep all lenses clean , dong get them dirty in the first place and if you do , distilled water and non reusable tissue
I didn't know that your skin oils destroyed optic coatings. Thanks for the input. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
@@AroundTheHome1 Well you learn every day , and its not just mine , take your finger and rub it in your eye , you will quickly feel burning feeling , that is the same thing those Coating feel , . ITs combination of salts , weak acids and oils , that is what your skin produces to protect its self and nurture it self and its universally bad for optic coatings that are few nanometers thin. I do Photography , AStro Photography and have lots of lenses to keep clean , i had to learn it , how best to take care of it because its expensive .
And best way is , do not get it dirty in the first place and if you do , then dont rub it in , its best to take the lens out and wash it with distilled water and then dry with one use paper towel .
If not possible then buy special optics cleaning cloths for one use but test before hand on glass and microscope to see if it leaves residue .
I did that and 80% of those do leave residue , with testing i found some that dont leave anything , and its what i use .But still very rarely , as rare as possible
I personally think it would of been better if you posted it won't work before you used it.I googled scratch remover for VR,and when you used it I stopped the video and presumed to buy some.Then after I bought the polish it was to late because you did not state it wouldn't work you just used it before staying that so I stopped the video and bought it.Only after I bought it does the video then say after you use it that it doesn't work.I might try it regardless if it doesn't work it doesn't work but I respectfully think you should of stayed it didn't work before you used it that way I wouldn't of stopped the video to buy it then continue to watch the rest of the video after I bought the polish.Maybe I might get lucky but I'm still scared to use the polish now.Furthermore I see no pictures on how you said it messed it up worse.
So, you bought the polish because you only watched the first minute of the video and now you don't believe me that it messed it up because I didn't have a picture. Ok then. Look, I know that some UA-camrs will spend 10 minutes just talking about what they did that week. But I do not and these are not TikTok videos that want to just jump to the end because they have to be under 3 minutes long. All my videos have useful info all the way through. The polish completely ruined the lenses and the more that I worked the worse that it got. That's what I said in the video and I was not lying nor even exaggerating. The video started out as me using the polish for the first time and I recorded myself completely ruining my PSVR. I didn't even know if I could redeem it at all. So that's why the video took a turn. Some videos you can do it a first time to test it and then do it a second to record it. This was not that. This was a first time let's see how it turns out video. Don't feel that you are wasting $3 on the polish and completely screw up your PSVR.
@@AroundTheHome1 I gather he was talking about the title of the video how to fix the scratchs using the watch stuff. Going off the title of the video and watching the video but didnt watch the entire video to find out the watch stuff made it worse. Basically saying the title should of said Do not use this on the lenses and why and what is the best way to fix them. I what I'm sure he was saying lol
You should always watch the full video for things like this and even if they say something works you should not do it until investigating further and do some more research and if you're going to try something it's at your own risk.