Reply to ""Glue-on" Exterior Mirrors"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

How the mirror is "glued" make a huge difference. Many mirrors just use foam tape.

We use stuff like this to bond metal and glass and the only way to get the stuff apart after is to destroy one of the two (keep that in mind if you like changing mirrors). Ever seen those glass tables with impossibly small contact areas for the legs and wonder why they don't come apart? UV cured glues are exceptionally strong.

http://www.glass1usa.com/UV-GLUE.htm

Mark

10/13/091:31 PM

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