Ok this is a little painful for me, because I had a near death experience by leaving my sunglasses in my hot a** car. A little extreme, I know. But I do it all the time, not thinking twice before leaving a back up pair of shades or shoes in the car. The temps are rising to scorching degrees outside, and even higher in a car with the windows rolled up and sitting pretty in the sun all day.

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Guess what? These scorching temps can wreak havoc on your precious belongings, especially the ones held together by a simple strip of glue. The glue melts, and your belongings can fall apart that quick. Trust me. I once left my super cute, pink, sparkly Zara sandals in the trunk and when I went to retrieve them the next morning, I found the bottom of the sole slowly peeling off. Yes, because of the heat. Thankfully I was able to restore them back to new.

 

In case this happens to you (which I’m hoping it won’t after reading this post), here is a simple DIY project to bring your sunnies back to life.

 

Step 1: Grab your super glue.

 

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Step 2: Get to work and carefully, and quickly, because the glue drips, and line the rim of your shades with the super glue.

 

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Step 3: Carefully line up the rim to your shades. I practiced this a couple of times just to make sure the alignment was correct because you only get one chance before you eff it up. Press it firmly together for about a minute or so to make sure it’s intact. 

 

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Step 4: Walla…magic (said in my best Future voice).

 

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By the way, I bought these shades from the Kardashian Collection at Sears. I was impressed. Didn’t want to drop $30 on them, but it was worth it. You should check out their collection, it’s sold at Sears stores and some of their stuff isn’t bad. I always buy things on sale though lol, some of prices are jacked up too high for the quality. But hey, when in Rome.