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2. Protecting bathroom mirror from corroding around the edges

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   Sorted by: Try using clear nail varnish on the edges and/or where the mirror is attached to the backing, usually formica covered wood or plastic.I work with stained glass and have always used it with good results.Obviously use a quality product, not a cheap version.

3. How to make a bathroom mirror antifog - Home Improvement Stack...

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   463 1 4 16. 1. gently warm the mirror to above the dew point. heating kits are available for car mirrors... – Solar Mike. Sep 27, 2023 at 4:22. Add a comment. Non-glass mirrors, with less thermal mass, may fog less but also don't give as good a reflection. My solution is just to swipe a towel across the mirror.

4. bathroom - can I use 1/4" J Channel to mount 3/16" thick mirror?...

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   Stick short strips of this to the back side of the mirror near the edges and at various points in the middle area. If one layer of the tape is not thick enough then simply place additional strips directly on top of the first set to increase thickness. The 1" wide foam tape should be available at most hardware and home supply outlets.

5. Fault-finding an illuminated bathroom mirror that won't light

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   I have an old illuminated bathroom mirror which has ceased illuminating. Before it stopped working, it would sometimes take a while to illuminate after pulling the toggle switch; now the switch still 'clicks' when toggled but does not otherwise work. The mirror innards: Annotations: wall plate for power cable

6. walls - What can I use to hang a frameless mirror? - Home...

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   Liquid Nails Mirror Adhesive, but it does say you need to use a mechanical support as well, such as a shelf angle or "J" channel. Another option is Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive which will hold about anything. In our new house, we installed large, frameless mirrors in each bathroom using this and it worked great.

7. bathroom - How do I remove a frameless glued mirror? - Home...

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   cut through the wallboard around the mirror. attempt to locate the studs. drill holes in the plywood that correspond to spaces NEXT TO the studs. put the plywood against the mirror and brace it with a couple of 2x4's against the opposite wall. (use plywood on the opposite wall to prevent damage to the wall) use the glass bit to drill holes in ...