How to Repair Broken Eyeglass Frames or Sunglasses

June 29, 2010 - PRLog -- The Eyeglass Repair Centre (est. 1983), located in Toronto, has seen it all.

Some clients directly bring their broken eyeglasses or sunglasses to the Eyeglass Repair Centre. But some clients try to fix their frames at home; glue, tape even small soldering irons are easily accessible at home.

However, after one or two attempts to fix their frames, these clients end up at the Eyeglass Repair Centre. When asking them about their do-it-yourself experience, three main drivers for visiting the Eyeglass Repair Centre was apparent:

1) Their makeshift repair job broke after just a few days
2) The repair looked messy or awkward
3) The repair took up too much of their time

Save time, money and avoid the aggravation. The Eyeglass Repair Centre is here to help.

Eyeglasses or sunglasses, designer frames or not - they deserve a second chance. The Eyeglass Repair Centre uses a patented technique to repair both metal and plastic frames, including titanium frames - keeping the client fashionable.

Founded in 1983, The Eyeglass Repair Centre, a division of Solitaire Jewellery, is the only company in Toronto, which professionally repairs broken eyeglass or sunglass frames.

The repair takes about an hour. And the frames come out looking like new. The Eyeglass Repair Centre offers a unique service as an alternative to purchasing new frames.

Visit at: http://www.eyeglassrepair.ca

The Eyeglass Reapir Centre services clients that live in Toronto, or anywhere else on the planet: 1-888-626-9293

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We know it's tough to keep the frames you love...well, in good shape.

Eyeglasses or sunglasses, designer frames or not - we think they deserve a second chance. We use a patented technique to repair both metal and plastic frames, including titanium frames...keeping you fashionable.

Founded in 1983, The Eyeglass Repair Centre, a subsidiary of Solitaire Jewellery, is the only company in Toronto, which professionally repairs broken eyeglass or sunglass frames.

The repair takes about an hour. And your frames come out looking like new!