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Thread: Sticking mirror to wall
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26th January 2009, 08:26 PM #16
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i install mirrors,splashbacks etc.Use double sided tape to hold the mirror in place while the non acidic/neutral cure silicone sets.Also use silicone in vertical lines not blobes,so moisture runs down and blobes take ages to dry,Use marine ply if you need to use timber.
Cheers Scott
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26th January 2009, 10:10 PM #17
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why not buy the mirror that most new bathrooms have , with a metal surround and is usually held in by two screws top and bottom then plastic covers over the screws, can you imagine trying to scrape off the old glass should you break it,how dangerous and laborious would that be ? lot harder than unscrewing four screws.......bob
Originally Posted by sfrew
We have just had our bathroom tiled (walls)and I asked the tiler to leave out enough tiles so as we could stick a mirror in that space.The problem I have is after it is liquid nailed how do we keep the mirror in place till the adhesive dries.
I thought of putting a board horizontally across the wooden surround and bracing it against the opposite wall. There must be a better way
Regards Steve
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