Fix shallow goggle scratch

disclaimer: this could screw up antifog as toothpaste is used to prevent fogging in dive masks sorry about how large the image is but you can clearly see the scratch.

After a quick google search, yes i actually did 5 seconds of research prior to posting I found no results, I remembered reading somewhere about using toothpaste to clean an ipod screen. So i tried it, and now the scratch is almost gone, just took a good amount and smeared it on the goggles and rubbed it in, so easy. So i dont know if any one else has had this problem but this repair seemed to work for me... heres the webcam pic of them now!!

I know you cant really tell but the scratch is almost non-existant now, I hope this isnt a re-post but I did not find it after five minutes of searching. 

Edit: make sure you use a nonabrasive paste, not gel toothpaste

ya, post it if it works for u, that was kinda the point of this I had never heard of this b4 and was not sure if it would work...

Also please wet your goggles before smearing the toothpaste on it, I thought it was common sense but in hindsight not really, without a wet surface you could be prone to scratch it more

and be sure to let your goggles dry after doing this, basic goggle care to prevent fogging...

Edit: I would wait until it has been tested by more people on the site to try it if it is your only lens. 

If this is your spare lens please try it, again mine was a very shallow but visible scratch that took about 1-2 minutes of rubbing the wet lens with "Crest Fluoride Anti-cavity Toothpaste" Do not use a gel or any other sort of toothpaste with any kind of beads which could scratch the lens

heres a quick goggle search on the specs of my lenses (a year or two old anon jeremy jones) Lens Tech:Anon’s Shield technology features a multi layer scratch resistant coating that delivers protection without distortion. // Anti-fog treatment combats lens fogging in the most adverse and changing conditions with dual lens vented anti fog protection. // 100% UV protection // Highest quality polycarbonate lens that exceeds ANSI Z87.1 impact test standard