Scratched glass lens

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Hi, does anybody has any experience with repairing glass lens? I accidentally scratched my inon ufl g140 wide angle lens and sadly it is vissible in the video. Thank you so much for any advice
 
It's toast. Even if you could buff out the scratch using one of several questionably effective methods that show up on a search, it would ruin the optics.
 
Hi, does anybody has any experience with repairing glass lens? I accidentally scratched my inon ufl g140 wide angle lens and sadly it is vissible in the video. Thank you so much for any advice


Before making further decisions, I'd first check with people like Backscatter or other stores specializing in UW photography and see what they recommend.
 
It's toast. Even if you could buff out the scratch using one of several questionably effective methods that show up on a search, it would ruin the optics.
Thats what i though, but was hoping to hear otherwise 😅 oh well lesson learned
 
The UFL G140 lens front dome is acrylic which is coated on the inside to reduce reflections and may have an outer hard coat. You can polish acrylic, you cannot remove scratches from a glass lens (well-----yeah). The rear element is glass I do believe.
 

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